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The galaxy had a couple of advisories for surface rust on the last MOT and going underneath it this weekend it clearly does need a proper going over. It's nothing structural yet but is beyond the normal little scabs you might expect for a car of it's age. I mean, a rusty ford - who'd have thunk it 

Sadly I don't have time, and the weather is not conducive to stripping the back end and doing a proper job on everything. So what I need is a rust converter/paint so I can hit the worst affected areas with a wire wheel and slather on some stuff to stop it getting any worse over the winter until I have time to do a proper job.

Any recommendations please? 

Yeah plenty of practice running off with stuff🤣

Ahh… the mammaries er memories 🙌

Taker

Hi, welcome to the forum.

Drug

Hello and welcome to OOF

Cleaned the inside of the Range Rover after a few days away, it was very mucky , lots of walking done & of course muddy boots in & out.

Well done! 

I bet that's been driving you nuts!   

The washing machine.

If you forget to take your passport out of the secret pocket in your travel trousers, then the washing machine destroys the passport. Now got to fanny about sorting a replacement passport before the next foreign trip.

Not really the washing m/c's fault there. 

Of course it's the washing machines fault - who else could be to blame?

It's got sensors that stop you opening the door for 5 minutes after the cycle has finished. Sensors to stop the spinning if the load is too heavy/out of balance. Sensors to stop it operating when the lid is off. So why not include something useful like a sensor to alert you when there is something important in the pocket of something you're about to wash?

It was punishing you for wearing sad 'stylish' travel trousers.