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i used coral/wire brush on drill it was awsome then i used that k&h rust converter on top
Posted on: 2011/1/11 6:27
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Wire wheel work well huh! take some plain water & scrub off the rust converter, do it a few times, dry then sand again w/80 - 150 & your good to go. If its pitting try & work the water/brush down into the pits, sheet metal-should be a breeze. Then your metals ready for epoxy.
you can do the car in pieces as well - sand down to bare metal, prep properly then shoot that spot w/epoxy, move onto the next. If its in epoxy sitting outside wont matter as long as its out of the sun. Do not use a regular primer as it will allow moisture thru the paint, their not waterproof.
I'd suggest a small car cover for the dew, that'll help.
Spend time reading on the paint & body sites for technique & product info.
Posted on: 2011/1/11 17:04
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thanks heaps for help btw nice job on the yellow coupe looks awsome
Posted on: 2011/1/12 0:25
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