RustProofing My Land Rover Defender Chassis Using Lanoguard, Chassis Wax Undercoating Review
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- Опубліковано 20 лис 2020
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In this video i totally rust proof my chassis and do a review on this product. overall I think this is fantastic value for money with easy maintenance.
I dont think I would ever go back to tradition underseals due to having to redo them after a few years time! - Авто та транспорт
The Landie is looking absolutely lovely. Cracking job. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Just done my 110 today, very happy with the result.
Lovely looking Landy. thanks for the video.
Thanks Colin. Glad you enjoyed it 👌
Excellent videos.. I have just finished the entire series on the Defender.. Keep it up pls
Thank You! I will. Plenty more videos to come 👍
Brilliant Defender that mate
Thanks Arron. It should be really nice when its finished. Over the course of the build ive been buying alot of upgrades and extras that need to be fitted!
This stuff is great, I use it on the body as well and it works a treat.
i am really impressed with it. cant believe how good it looks too!!
Thanks for the video. The Hilux dual cab tray back needs an alternative to heavy thick 'peeling coatings' that trap water underneath when chipped. Mining out here is hot and assaults vehicles in ways you can not imagine. The vehicles are eaten away by rust with salt iron ore and inevitable stone chips. Mostly inside out deterioration in the chassis and poor access areas. (Lots of iron ore in the red dust). Nice video. Point to note Lanolin is natural and eco friendly. The main ingredient for Lanoguard.
Thank you. Yes thats what my chassis was doing. Ah right I understand. When the Land Rover is back on the road I will be doing a follow up video to see how the Lanoguard is getting on.
nice video fella, as I've just bought this stuff for my jeep so nice to see someone made an effort for a full video especially showing the day later. Be nice to see an update mate on how it is now what 4 months later?
Thank you. Yeah i want to do a video to see what its like after a few month. When its back on the road of course 🤣🤣
I have been under sealing vehicles for about twenty years. Have used many different products for years ie Dinitrol waxoyl etc. Used lanogusrd for the first time this week. Very impressed with how easy it was to apply. Obviously it’s early days so will look at it again after three months to see how durable it is. But so far so good.
I was the same. Couldn't believe how easy it is to put on. Ive done a follow up video since this one and I am really impressed. I need to jet wash it and give it another coat before winter sets in.
Hows the it holding up?
Great Video made me place an order and will be doing my car next month. Music put me off though
Thank you. If you call Mark he's a great guy, Lanoguard have released some more products since this video, yes that's understandable, the music isn't for everyone but i feel sometimes without the music the video can be a little boring.
I did my Defender back in the summer using Bilt Hamber products, very good stuff as well.
Ah yeah. What is it like to apply?
Not as easy but way more durable. I done my own test with 2 clean bits of metal and 2 rusty bits , on the rusty bits the lanoguard held for 10 days before the rust came through and the dynax uc still holding well , I’ve been spraying the metal with salt water twice a day
@stevedavey82 oooo have to look into that. Whats it called? Dynax uc?
Yes bilt hamber dynax uc
Recently used a combination of lanoguard and Dynax s50 on my cruiser, hopefully it'll keep the tin worm off for a while 🤞
Fingers crossed 🤞🤞
great vid. How would you clean it day to day - just hose I assume?
Great vid. be nice to see how it holds up in say a couple of years..
Thank you. Yes I am curious myself as I do wash the chassis quite regular so I will deffinatly be making another to report my findings 😂
@@lifes.projects looking forward to the update 👍🏻
...it's coming together again nicely....be very interested to see how the rustproofing holds up
Yes finally i can start to put it back together with a little more taking apart 😂 yeah i am curious to see how it holds up. Hopefully it will be ok.
@@lifes.projects how’s it doing after 9 months?
@@adamsheikh1384 have a look on the channel. I posted an update recently. Heres the link
ua-cam.com/video/At2SHXWIn0g/v-deo.html
@@adamsheikh1384 really well have a look at the video i did
Nice job that, looks similar as far as application as other anti corrosion products like Dinitrol and waxoyl? Did you have to pressure wash the inside of the box members to get any muck out first?
Thank You! I jet washed inside the chassis before I rubbed it down and then I had attacked it with the needle gun so washed it again before attacking it with the flat blades. I probably did abit of overkill but i didnt want bits of rust coming out when i was painting it. I think this stuff alot easier to apply and without a doubt alot cleaner in comparison.
Brilliant stuff, puts waxoyl to shame
Was a bit gutted when i watched this upload because iv just had my landy rust proofed with hammerite waxoyl . Yeah this will protect for a year or two but will eventually dry out crack and most probably trap water. In my opinion far better spraying something lighter like AFC50 or Lanoguard which wont crack although will need to be done yearly...
Its better than nothing. I noticed where the underseal (no idea what brand. It was already on when i bought it) had been applied properly the chassis was in fantastic condition. There was even a QC pass sticker that was still on the side from the factory.
It may be worth speaking to Lanoguard and see if you can apply it over the top of your waxoil???
@@lifes.projects Yes it is i hope, Its the third time it's been done 10lts each time so there's quite a thick covering on there and i top up with AFC 50 every couple of moths in winter to the worst rust traps. But i do believe little and often is the way to go in future. Was gonna order some lanoguard but then realised iv still got 2lts of AFC50 left which i can recommend by the way, before i buy anymore stuff....
Or try boiled linseed oil thinned down and spray. Im just about to do new sills on a jaaag and going to try both methods.
Sounds like a good idea. Al have to try that on our trailer. Thanks
What do you thin the linseed oil out with?
@@nicholashaigh8319 thin with mineral spirits/turpentine. Either spray, let it dry each coat, apply 2 to 3 coats, Or use an old rag to apply if you dont have a sprayer. I use an old hand held pump sprayer. make sure surface is dry before spraying.
hello mike what proportion of mineral spirits and terebentin oil do you add to linseed oil? also must it be reheated before spraying it? Thank you for your answer
hey mate. do you think an unprofessional can do it too please. not exactly as you did, however just to spray beneath the car without unscrewing anything? will that work? thanks ur video was very helpful though
Yeah really easy. Just give it a really good jet wash let it dry and spray the lanoguard on. Put some covers down on your drive thats only thing. Have a look on lanoguards youtube channel he does a pickup.
Lanoguard recommend doing it twice a year!...
True but traditional waxoyl undersealing takes all day, rather than an hour.
ano its an old video but worth looking into the glyn lewis mud gaurds stops crap getting in front outriggers rear crossmember etc
nevermind literally checked your page and giggled when i seen the glyn lewis mudflaps haha
Ive fitted them in my other videos. If you go on my channel have a look at my other videos there quite a few items from gwyn lewis. Highly recommended.
@@lifes.projects honestly get the front of rear wheel ones as ive had to replace everything in that area , c post , seat crossmember , sills ,a frame crossmember just all one big mud trap
I have fitted them. Brilliant piece of kit!
@@lifes.projects ahhh right im just going to go in the corner now , wishing mine looked like yours as mines still in bits :/
It looks like a great product, I was looking at using to do my Jimny. I have used waxoyl in the past but it is really a messy smelly job, does the Lanoguard eventually cure dry? If it stays tacky I don't want my chassis to look like the bottom of a budgie cage when the dirt sticks to it.
I will be doing my Jimny when ive sorted it out. It drys yes but its soft if that makes sense. I know what you mean because thats how my chassis looked before. As far as i know it will jet wash off and the dort wont stick to it if applied correctly (not too thick)
I may have to try this, I spent 5 days last summer applying the full range of Bilt Hamber products, it’s got an excellent reputation, I did a proper job, I even managed to use the services of a vehicle lift to finish it off, anyway, I pressure washed the underside at the weekend, checked it over today and it hasn’t bloody worked, it looks like I’ve never touched it, anyone want to buy a Defender?
Oh no! I wouldn't be very happy! Dont get me wrong it took alot of work getting the old underseal off but if this stuff works and needs topping up every few months that suits me
@@lifes.projects To be fair to Bilt Hamber, I contacted them today, sent them some photos and they are sending me a load of gear to hopefully rectify the problem, the chassis isn’t too bad at all, it’s more the extremities, I’ll wait until the weather warms up and I’ll get myself underneath again. You’re doing an awesome job on yours by the way.
@@CaptChaos1964 Oh thats really good of them! The whether shicking at the minute. Always blowing a gale! Not good for rust proofing 🤣
Thank you! I keep looking at the front chassis contemplating redoing it like the back 🤣
You could have used old engine oil (Brush on ) works great ..just keep of bushes etc
How about when you drive through a river? It must look like Deepwater Horizon!
@@TheZorb123123 What ever 🤪
Does it attract dust and dirt? Thinking about doing this to my daily.
No once its dried overnight its fine. No problems with it.
@@lifes.projects thanks. Great video, the defender looks fantastic.
@@callummunro5400 Thank you!
Can you help me please
Hi - Warren from Lanoguard here!
Thanks for the great review. We all enjoyed it in the office.
Would it be OK for me to use a couple of very short clips from it for a 'Lanoguarders' marketing video we are creating. We'll credit you at the end of course. Let me know, and thanks again.
Cheers.
Hi Warren.
No problem I really enjoyed using it. that would be fantastic Thank You!
wheres the update?...has it worked?
Hi Paul. I haven't got the Land Rover back on the road yet. I am doing the update after a few month of use to see how its getting on.
So its on top of the paint?
Yes spray straight ontop
Have you painted the chassi first ?
Yes totally rubbed down and painted. Have a look at my other videos the full rebuild is on there
Why didn't you spray the fuel tank🤔
Its plastic so doesn't need rust proofing. It you paint them usually the paint just flakes off.
Whats your thoughts on it now ?
Its not on the road yet..... once its back on the road i will be doing a follow up video after a few month
Umm interesting. Noticed you didnt wear a mask when spraying so I take it its a natural product and not made of chemicals? Better for the lungs and the environment I am guessing too!
All natural products! Better for the environment and smells like a farm 😂
Sounds not good dude . I just did my car with the stuff it's OK
Soak the fucking thing in old engine oil.
🤣🤣🤣 I know a few people that do that.
Mate buy yourself decent microphone
Yes i need to 🤣
looks like a great product - like so many rust proofing products not available in the US
Have a look on the Lanoguard website or Facebook group. Its environmentally friendly so may be able to send to the US as it get sent all over europe.
Hi there. get in touch. May be able to get it to you. We would like to get it stocked in the US too. :-)