Lanoguard/Lanocare (3 Viewers)

[BusyBuilder]

Has anyone used either of these products ?

 

[Bobby-gg]

Yup

 

[BusyBuilder]

Which one ? or are they the same thing ?

How long does it last on the chassis ?

 

[watrincanrose]

 

[Dave and Jen]

Looks pretty good to me.....
Cheers, Dave

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[Tezza50]

Have started to put Lanoguard on the tank straps on the van , but found sprayer useless but what I’ve done so far sets like a wax coating and looks durable .

 

[Richard n Ann]

If it sets like waxoyl it will peel off in 6 months with rust behind it. I use lithium grease never sets and lasts years

 

[ontheroadagain]

I have recently used Lanoguard.
Adria decided to save a few quid and not galvanise the chassis extensions that support the garage of our motorhome.
The light coat of black paint had started to rust after just two years.
I rubbed it down and repainted it and a few weeks later applied a coat of Lanogard.
It is very easy to apply but takes at least a week to dry. When dry it has a waxy feel but remains quite soft.
I also sprayed the tank support brackets etc which had also been coated with a light coat of black paint.
It is too early to say how good it is, but I was impressed with it. I really need to finish the job now and do the whole motorhome.
The motorhome (and your clothes) will smell like sheep for a few days so best to wear an old boiler suit when applying it.
Heating the container in a bucket of warm water makes it much easier to apply.
In theory it needs to be done every year as it does eventually wash off.
I suspect with a motorhome doing limited miles that you might get away with doing it every two years.

 

[Tezza50]

Having used waxoyl years ago on various cars , Lanoguard is nothing like Waxoyl and as well as the spray version you can also get a grease like version to apply by brush .

 

[grasscutter]

Treated my car and Motorhome. Found it easy to apply and seems to be working. Will re apply after a year.

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[bigwood]

I have used various rust proofing products over the years but not having the facilities and health issues since retiring I decided to have it done professionally this year.
Trying to find a garage that can fit in a 6.7 mtr long motorhome anywhere near here has been difficult. I eventually found a garage that are Lanogaurd agents and can fit in motorhomes.
As much as there are lots of good reviews of Lanogaurd not having used it myself I am not sure.