Iron behaves differently to non-ferrous metals like brass and copper, which is why Panache Green doesn’t sell a single “metal lacquer” for every surface. Metlac 67 is formulated specifically for iron and steel. Applied after cleaning and any rust treatment, it forms a protective lacquer layer that shields the iron from moisture and oxygen – the two things rust needs to form in the first place.
Formula – Tailored to iron & steel rusting
Shields – Blocks moisture and oxygen
Sequence – Applied after cleaning & rust treatment
Iron and steel fittings
Gates, Railings
structural elements
Carboy and Buckets
(5kg, 10kg, 20kg)
20sq ft / kg
Iron and steel behave differently to non-ferrous metals like brass and copper, so Metlac 67 is formulated specifically to shield iron from the moisture and oxygen that cause rust.
Yes – clean the surface and treat any existing rust with the appropriate Rustop product first, then apply Metlac 67 as the protective coat.
Metlac 67 is formulated for iron and steel; Metlac 60 is formulated separately for brass and copper, since the two metal types tarnish and corrode differently.
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