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Bed crossmembers have gone from rusty to gone in about one year. No choice but to pull the bed, grind the old ones off, and have a set of Dorman 926-989 replacement crossmembers welded in. While the bed is off, I plan to pressure wash the frame, then Ospho basically everything, prime everything, paint everything, then apply undercoating where appropriate. Products are,
I may finish off with a treatment of FluidFilm. I live near the ocean, on a gravel road, in a place where they salt in the winter. Question: What have others used on their rusty frames?
Thanks in advance.
Red oxide primer. Has handled a lot of applications for me. I have liked sher-kem enamal where ive used it, so far. And you can put a hardener in it as well, might be able to skip the undercoating altogether.
If you get good paint in, I'd prob skip the undercoating. That stuff can be just as bad as good - trapping water in - if it gets compromised instead of allowing it to drain out.
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