Lanoguard/Lanocare

[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.

 

[bigwood]

I have booked the motorhome in for rust proofing at a garage about an hour south of us using Lanogaurd. The first space is early December because they get a lot of motorhome bookings once the summer travels have eased off.
They will need it for two days to allow it to dry off overnight after pressure washing the underside before treating it.
There are not meany garages that have a lift over two tons and big enough to take a coach build.

 

[stewartwebr]

Used Lanoguard for my last 3 motorhomes, I renew it annually and very impressed with it. It does however always remain slightly sticky which attracts dust, but would rather have dust than rust. Highly recommended.

 

[watrincanrose]

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