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CarpeDiem
Number of posts : 549 Registration date : 2007-03-27
| Subject: Ensis oil................. Tue Jul 24, 2007 12:02 am | |
| Hello,
Been meaning to to write this for a while.
Forget Waxoyl, although it's OK.
For rust-proofing, get Ensis oil, made by shell for protecting oilrigs, and used by the US military.
Waxoyl is great if you use it on non-overlapping bits of metal, but it won't penetrate under an overlapping pieces of metal. Ensis oil does, it will actually force out any moisture.
Brilliant stuff, a friend used on a boat, with steel riveted ribs. Painted this stuff on, came back the next day and you could actually see the moisture forced out on the otherside of the rivet.
Not that cheap, about £70-80 for a 25 litre drum. And comes in about 5 different grades, from water-like to honey-like.
Just about to do my Landy in a couple of weeks or so. Using the inbetween type, just need a paintbrush, and maybe a little hand spraygun, and slap it on.
Cheers, Mark | |
| | | VentureOverland
Number of posts : 606 Localisation : Sydney, Australia Registration date : 2007-02-19
| Subject: Re: Ensis oil................. Tue Jul 24, 2007 1:14 am | |
| Wish you had posted a while ago mark... I spent last weekend with pitch boiler, spray gun and waxoyl....
Good job jobbed though and it should last whilst March when it'll be time to do it again!
Can you let us know where you can get the magic oil rig protector from?? | |
| | | theshortwayround
Number of posts : 444 Localisation : Berkshire Registration date : 2007-04-26
| Subject: Re: Ensis oil................. Tue Jul 24, 2007 5:36 am | |
| Ooooo i like the sound of that, just the hard work weith the perssure washer and wire brish before hand then!! Sounds like a job for after we come back, too much to do before i think, but it sounds great. have you got ordering details mark? also, do you use a whole tin on a landy? if not, maybe people can team up, split cost etc? :arrow: | |
| | | CarpeDiem
Number of posts : 549 Registration date : 2007-03-27
| Subject: Re: Ensis oil................. Tue Jul 24, 2007 7:59 am | |
| Hi,
The only place I know locally (Southampton), is Lankesters in Millbrook. When I buy a drum, I'll get further details.
Not sure about the rest of the Country, ran a search, possibly the best link below;
http://www.lubesolutions.co.uk/shell_rust_preventative.htm
A drum will easily do two, so my mate wants some for his Landy, great, half my cost.
Cheers, Mark | |
| | | CarpeDiem
Number of posts : 549 Registration date : 2007-03-27
| Subject: Re: Ensis oil................. Wed Aug 08, 2007 10:34 am | |
| Hi,
Ensis PW 265 is £75 plus VAT (17.5%) for 20 litres. Delivery charges are free for over 40 litres, or orders under this amount would be £10 plus 17.5% VAT. Delivery time is about 3-5 working days, subject to stock availability.
Please feel free to give out my telephone number 01432 374606, for lubricant and fuel orders if you want to.
I am normally in the office Monday to Wednesday 9.15am until 5.30pm (lunch between about 1pm and 2pm). If you need any further assistance, please let me know.
Best Wishes
Kerri Murray Lubricants CSR
Technical Data Sheet Shell Lubricants Page 1 of 1 11/09/2006 Shell Ensis PW 265 Wax film solvent deposit Shell Ensis PW 265 is a solvent deposited, water displacing, wax film corrosion preventive – long term. Applications Shell Ensis PW 265 provides long term corrosion protection to box sections of road vehicles and high flying aircraft and also protects iron and steel components stored outdoors. Best applied by spraying, brushing or swabbing of the product can also be used but extra care must be taken to ensure adequate coverage and that adventitious dirt, particulates or brush fibres are not inadvertently introduced which may remain in the film as they can significantly detract from anticorrosion performance. The ideal application temperature is 15 – 25°C. The Ministry of Defence Specification PX32 DEF STAN 80-83-3 approves shell Ensis PW 265. Protection Indoors 5 years minimum Covered outdoors 5 years minimum Outdoors 2 years minimum Storage Store in clean and dry conditions away from other combustible materials, heat and direct sunlight. Protect from frost. When stored in the recommended manner, a small degree of footing of the product may occur over time but this will not detract from the performance of the fluid in service. Health & Safety Guidance on Health and Safety are available on the appropriate Material Safety Data Sheet, which can be obtained from your Shell representative. Protect the environment Take used oil to an authorised collection point. Do not discharge into drains, soil or water. . Typical Physical Characteristics Shell Ensis PW 265 Appearance Brown thixotropic liquid Specific gravity @ 15°C 0.860 Film type Smooth wax Drying Time @ 20°C 3 hours Flashpoint °C (SFCC) 35 Film Thickness (Dip application) 50 - 75 microns Covering Capacity (Dip Application) 7 m² / litre Non Volatile Content % 35 These characteristics are typical of current production. Whilst future production will conform to Shell's specification, variations in these characteristics may occur. | |
| | | theshortwayround
Number of posts : 444 Localisation : Berkshire Registration date : 2007-04-26
| Subject: Re: Ensis oil................. Thu Aug 09, 2007 11:02 am | |
| aarrgghh my heads spinning with all that data! lokos good stuff though, although at £75 for 20ltrs, definatly up for sharing a load...
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