Subject	Elbow grease and
Posted by	Jehannum on March 16, 2010 at 7:00 PM
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In Reply To	Question for the DIY rust warriors out there. posted by LivinTheDream on March 16, 2010 at 05:22 PM
Message	Any primer will work, assuming you've really taken care of the rust. Otherwise, it'll just bubble up again. IMO, the best way is also the tried and true method: wire wheel and sand paper. After that, rinse down with distilled water or isopropyl alcohol and dry with a cotton towel. --------------------------------------- Your powers are useless! I'm wearing my tinfoil underwear! I will not shop at AMS. AMS steals designs from hardworking Z32 enthusiasts and screws them out of work in a tough economy. I am boycotting, how about you?
Follow Ups	Question for the DIY rust warriors out there. - LivinTheDream 17:22:30 03/16/10 RI have some surface rust as well from what appears to - LJZTT 17:28:04 03/16/10 A tough as nails wire wheel and grinder if really needed. - LivinTheDream 17:35:38 03/16/10 POR-15 (n/m) - ZiNnYc 18:40:45 03/16/10 2nd. (n/m) - just4kinks 18:51:53 03/16/10 How will it look painted on by brush or is it for compressor - LivinTheDream 07:18:44 03/17/10 It has a similar texture/application to home paints. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 09:25:24 03/17/10 It goes on pretty smooth & is self leveling. - just4kinks 15:44:39 03/17/10 That sounds like a plan . I cleaned my bad areas up - xteam300tt 18:47:17 03/16/10 Thats where I wanted to order my topcoat and clear coat - LivinTheDream 07:08:21 03/17/10 Elbow grease and - Jehannum 19:00:26 03/16/10 any primer = epoxy primer if you're fighting rust. - fantomZ(OH) 20:36:49 03/16/10 Any primer will lift and bubble if rust is left underneath. - Jehannum 16:23:35 03/17/10 If the rust isn't too bad -- lightly sand and then apply - jzack 22:35:35 03/16/10
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