therckid

Took out my interior and foudn rust, but very small amount. I just wannt get rid of it so i dont gotta worry about it later. I do have aresol primer and aresol Platinum Paint. What shoudl i do to make sure itnever some back?








Heres the rest of the interior, pretty much rust free..

grngryoutmyway

iTrader: (1)

well.. that first one is a bolt... what do you do about rust on a bolt?

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therckid

d00d shush about the fur.....


I need help here. NAd for the life of me i cant get that fn bolt out. So no go there....


Shane

br()bert

Spray the bolt real good with pb blaster and let it sit overnite.

therckid

pb blaser?????

Goumba T

Yeah its one of those penetrants to losen stuck bolts and stuff. Works really well.

therckid

ok, i got some of that stuff, its got a blue cap, its in the storage shed outside. We used it in our electric clipper when we were replacing a ruisted shut blade.


What about the other rust. Should i just sand itdoewn primer it and then paint it?

JLP

yeah its that simple
I had something similar to that except worse, I just sanded it down(didnt primer it) and bought white rust-proof paint at walmart and its held up pretty good. I think it looks good too, not that it matters nobody will ever see it but yah

therckid

only rust proof paint i got is black rustoleum. But i think i'd rather get somethning that matches the already there color. But i dunno. I might need the little primer i got left.



Shane

phess11

It would be a good idea to take a look underneath the car as well. Some of those joints may be rusting from the underside.

phil

Goumba T

Its under the carpet, I'd be more concerned with protection than the color.

Mirror Image

iTrader: (2)

Frist I would gring what rust I could then use SEM rustmort let sit for 48 hours then sand with 180 grit sand paper then prime and paint