Read Lanoguard 126 Reviews Summary 2025

Clive Roper rated Lanoguard 5 stars

2 months ago

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LANOGUARD. Large injector kit. I've just Lanoguard treated the motorhome. 2016 Ducato base vehicle. Brush down to prep it was pretty clean, bought their squeezy spray gun (adjustable from mist to jet) 2 litres was nearly enough (7.5m A class) though it would have been tight. A tub of Lanoguard grease which I didn't need to use, no heavy rust but it can be used for anti seize on threads, nuts & bolts. The sump & front cross member on early Fiats, jacking points, sills & inject those. I've levelling jacks on the motorhome so it gave me more room & safety while underneath, I'm 69yo so a bit of extra room helps. 😂 I took all wheels off so I could do thoroughly all suspension arms, shock & springs & get underneath easier, you can even do the exhaust system (not the manifold) as it's only 450⁰C rated. So spray it everywhere.. ok on rubber bushes, air suspension air bags, brake pipes, plastics so do water tank straps & hangers etc. It took me about 4 hours, very impressed with it. It's best to wait 24 hours before using the vehicle, takes 10 days to cure to a firmer wax finish. Said to resist pressure washing upto 3000psi. Now I know it says annual(ish) treatment but that's based on a car doing average mileage I'd assume so other than an annual visual check I feel it should last 3 years without a major recoat. You can also get an injection spray tube/nozzle for inside cavities. The wife said it smelt like a sheep farm for a few hours. 😂 Any light surface rust I had turned dark after 24 hours, though full cured it should dry semi light brown. Some according to the Lanoguard facebook group add a little black shoe wax liquid, I didn't bother. The first picture, the two brown squares are white underseal with the Lanoguard turning them brown. 2nd picture The rear leaf spring hangers had light surface rust on them as did the tow bar chassis mount above. I purchased the kit in November 2023, and only just got round to doing it in May 2025, a good shake of the Moto spray & no problem encountered with the sprayer.

Robert Saville rated Lanoguard 5 stars

2 weeks ago

Love it!! Had done most of our camper underside with spray cans of another popular product and needed something for the box sections. Purchased the small container and spray kit and set to work. It was dead easy to do and the two spray attachments worked great. The adjustment on the standard spray was perfect as was adjustable so I could squirt parts that’s were slightly out of reach without having to jack up the van and get right under. Box section gizmo also spot on. Next year I’ll just do the whole lot in Lanoguard as smells quite nice (think kinda farmyards but nice farmyard smell) and isn’t too bad if you happen to forget to wear a mask (as all natural). Seemed to come off clothes ok and wasn’t fussed about a few patches of driveway which are now waterproofed 😂. Had to call customer service too and they were amazing. Can’t fault it and now a regular customer

gavin Magowan rated Lanoguard 5 stars

2 weeks ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As someone who works daily with classic vehicles and 4x4s, I’ve tested countless rust-proofing products — and Lanoguard stands out. 🛡️✅ Unlike traditional underseals, Lanoguard is non-perishing, non-reactive, and doesn’t trap moisture. It bonds to metal, rubber, and plastics, creating a flexible, water-repellent barrier that protects against salt, rust, and corrosion. Application is clean and efficient — no mess, no flaking, no damage to existing coatings. It also leaves components fully visible for maintenance and inspection, which is a huge plus for restorations and MOT prep. You can see application videos and real-world results on our Instagram and Facebook – just search GM RESTORATION. Highly recommended if you’re serious about long-term underbody protection. — Gavin, GM Restoration @gmrestoration