Orbetz Bridge Restoration

Rust Bullet Bridge Restoration Coating Application

Witness the Orbetz Bridge Restoration with Rust Bullet being applied on an airless spray system using 517 tip at 3200 PSI.

Corrosion protection has become an important area of concern that should be dealt with immediately. Stop rust for safety and longevity of a public structure by applying in your bridge restoration projects the proven results of Rust Bullet products.

Rust Bullet has been awarded an unprecedented Two Patents from the United States Patent & Trademark Office. Never before has the U.S.P.T.O. issued Two Patents for Two New Technologies to One Rust/Corrosion Control Product.

Rust Bullet is a unique single component high solids industrial coating, unparalleled in the coatings industry. Rust Bullet is an advanced coating, which provides far more than just rust protection especially applicable for Bridge Restoration tasks.

Rust Bullet Rust Protection & Corrosion Control

The Rust Bullet Advantage

Testing Rust Bullet against the market leaders using independent laboratories and numerous real life environmental situations. Rust Bullet does not only claim to be the best, but had already proven it.

Rust Bullet’s Superior Patented Technology has been awarded an Unprecedented Two United States Patents from the United States Patent & Trademark Office. Never before has the U.S.P.T.O. issued Two Patents for Two New Technologies to One Rust/Corrosion Control Product.

What Causes Corrosion and Decomposition?

Cost and Maintenance of Corrosion-Damaged Infrastructures

All infrastructures are affected by corrosion; it can shorten the life of train and rail systems, highway bridges, buildings and pipeline systems. Corrosion can result in serious public and industrial safety issues.

In USA, corrosion is costing approximately $300 billion per year, for metallic corrosion (about 4% of GNP or >$1000 per person). More than one third of costs considered avoidable using existing know-how and technology. (Batelle news release, 1996.)

This is Part I of the History Channel documentaries reporting bit by bit the causes, impact, and ways on how to prevent corrosion using modern protective applications, science, and technology.

Custom Automotive Hot Rod Restoration

Rust Bullet Black Shell and Automotive Hot Rod Restoration

Custom Hot Rod Restoration of a 20 yr-old 1965 Mustang Fastback using Rust Bullet products Black Shell and Automotive administered by Mike Haley, an award winning master builder/restorer at H & H Custom Hot Rods, Inc.

Rust Bullet is a two-application product that penetrates the porous rust and reaches the metal underneath, producing chemical activity. In this hot rod restoration, the rust becomes intertwined in the resin matrix of Rust Bullet and remains a permanent part of the coating. The second coat of Rust Bullet fills any pinholes in the first coat and forms a nearly impenetrable coating that protects the metal.

Rust Bullet Automotive contains more metal than Rust Bullet Standard Formula, providing the smooth finish desired for automotive projects. While Rust Bullet BlackShell provides outstanding protection when used as protective topcoat for Rust Bullet Automotive as well as a stand alone coating especially for this hot rod restoration.

Rust Bullet Application

Rust Bullet Guidelines and Preparation Works

Rust Bullet can be applied directly over rusted and clean metal surfaces with little or no surface preparation. To ensure you achieve the best possible results, it is extremely important that Rust Bullet Application Guidelines should be read thoroughly before use.

Rust Bullet protects various metals, as well as, other substrates including concrete, wood, and fiberglass making it the ideal coating for everything from metal roofs to concrete floors. Its versatility provides exceptional protection from the damaging effects of extreme weather conditions, abrasive objects, harsh chemicals, and other destructive elements.

Rust Bullet products are available in Standard, Automotive, BlackShell, Rapid Fire, and Metal Blast.