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RUST! 1800

posted by  someone claiming to be chuck petterson on  Tue Dec 24 11:18 CST 2002 [RELATED]

Over on the Yahoo 1800 list we hashed this out a few months ago. One of the listees is a cathodic protection specialist. His basic response was: its a waste of money.

As far as rust repair goes, the best way is to remove the affected area and replace with new metal. Next best way. Clean affected area, treat with POR 15, do cosmetic touch up with non-absorbing filler material.

All body panels are readily available.

chuck petterson
73ES

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