Is Bilt Hamber Dynax-S50 good for this?

Is Bilt Hamber Dynax-S50 all that's needed to protect the jacking points when they have been straightened? There is obviously some rust on them at the moment so when repaired they need protecting. I was thinking about using this S50 and then spraying some Hammerite underbody seal over the top just to tidy it up. The S50 will also be used on the inner arches when I get the panels off.

Thoughts?

Or is it better to just use DINITROL 4941 on its own?

You can use DINITROL 4941 and Bilt Hamber Dynax S50 together, but they’re for different purposes. To do the job right:

• Pop the skirt off and scrape off all rust and loose paint with a wire brush. Get to the bare metal
• Degrease it well.
• Hit it with Hydrate-80 to kill the rust, let it dry (24 hrs).
• Slap on zinc primer.
• Use an over-paintable stone chip coating like DINITROL 447 or Bilt Hamber Dynax UB - they dry fast and take paint well.
• Spray on factory-matched paint - see Rapid Paints online

Finish with Dynax S50 in seams and cavities. Job done.

4941’s for underbody but it’s the sort of stuff you’d use to touch up areas where the underseal has broken and isn’t ideal for painting over.

The jack up points are layers of metal pressed together, so a magnet for trapping moisture. Dinitrol 447 or UB FTW. Prep’s key - don’t trap rust.

I ordered the Dinitrol 4941 last night as an underseal and to replace any original underseal that's missing. I've got a pot of Kurust that should be enough for the jacking points and those areas once i've straightened them and cleaned them up.
I've just ordered the Dynax S50 to do box sections and inside the rear quarters, and also the Dinitrol 447 to do exposed areas along the sills which will then have a coat of 4941 over them. The outside of the sills look fine. I'm more worried about the rear quarters (although I had a look a while back and they looked ok) and also the filler cap area which I'm sure will need some work from the back doing. The bumpers will be off so I can have a look at those hidden areas, too.