who has fixed surface rust?
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who has fixed surface rust?
Any body fixed surface rust before? Ive got a pretty good rattle can paint job and ive painted snowmobile hoods and stuff like that before but never fixed any rust on a truck. The spots are about the size of a quarter and one is about 2'' by 2'' under my door handle. The biggest thing im scared of is the paint not matching. I have the cardinal red 2000 superduty and ive found that dupli color makes it in the perfect match line but does this stuff actually match that good? I dont think my paint has faded to much but who knows since if it did it faded all at once and i wont see the difference.
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the rust that i have is where a rock chipped the paint then the pain peeled then it rusted. I can tell the spots like my cab corners that are more substantial but the rust by my door handles or on my hood are rock chips.
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If you go to a paint shop they can mix you a spray can and cut it with thinner. That help it melt into the surrounding paint so it blends better. Don't tape a straight edge either. Fold the tape/paper so it is curved with the sticky side facing what you are painting. That gives a more natural look with no visible edges.
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If you go to a paint shop they can mix you a spray can and cut it with thinner. That help it melt into the surrounding paint so it blends better. Don't tape a straight edge either. Fold the tape/paper so it is curved with the sticky side facing what you are painting. That gives a more natural look with no visible edges.
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You might be able to do a "40 FOOTER"...meaning it looks from from 40 feet, but i doubt youll be able to make it look perfect. My suggestion...look for a whole new door, i bet you could find one for a decent price in the same color as your truck. I find that once rust starts is cancer, you can sand it and cover it up but it ussually always comes back, expecially on a new england vehicle
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