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#7 Re: Surface rust.
mcdat Posted on: 2012/7/29 8:50
Hi mate wont a wire brush on grinder leave marks.


#6 Re: Surface rust.
Stock1200Ute1 Posted on: 2012/7/29 8:31
Best way if you have the money is to soda blast it or MAYBE sandblasting, however sandblasting can be risky as it can pitt the metal if not done properly...
I just used a 100mm grinder with a heavy duty wire brush, about 15 dollars a brush and they work a treat!


#5 Re: Surface rust.
mcdat Posted on: 2012/7/29 6:06
Guys whats an acid etch primer and can i get that at my local auto shop.


#4 Re: Surface rust.
rb20 Posted on: 2012/7/28 13:08
Sanding won't do by its self. Somerust wi be left Pitted in to the metal. The ideal method is media blasting/ soda blasting. Or go get some deoxodine for
Your local auto shop. It will desolve the rust and clean the metal. Then use a good acid etch primer to make sure it stays away.

Mick


#3 Re: Surface rust.
AndyM1 Posted on: 2012/7/28 12:10
Sanding works good for me.


#2 Re: Surface rust.
levey Posted on: 2012/7/28 11:33
Grind it, sand it but remove it all if you can, then use a rust retarder/converter/primer.
Thats what I did, rust converters from my experience do not work very well, so remove as much rust as you can.


#1 Surface rust.
mcdat Posted on: 2012/7/28 10:57
Hi guys whats the best way yo get ride off surface rust,heres a pic.

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