SuperCab Rust???????????
Post Fiend
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Sand, prime and paint like you would any other part of the body. If it's really bad you'll need to buy, or make, patch panels to weld in.
It's rusting because water got in there. Either from the paint getting chipped by a rock or stone, and rusting, or maybe one of your interior windows leak behind the plastic panel and you don't see it, and water has been pooling on the floor, rusting through from the inside.
It's rusting because water got in there. Either from the paint getting chipped by a rock or stone, and rusting, or maybe one of your interior windows leak behind the plastic panel and you don't see it, and water has been pooling on the floor, rusting through from the inside.
Mountain Pass
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Originally Posted by frederic
Sand, prime and paint like you would any other part of the body. If it's really bad you'll need to buy, or make, patch panels to weld in.
It's rusting because water got in there. Either from the paint getting chipped by a rock or stone, and rusting, or maybe one of your interior windows leak behind the plastic panel and you don't see it, and water has been pooling on the floor, rusting through from the inside.
It's rusting because water got in there. Either from the paint getting chipped by a rock or stone, and rusting, or maybe one of your interior windows leak behind the plastic panel and you don't see it, and water has been pooling on the floor, rusting through from the inside.
Post Fiend
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From: New Jersey
Originally Posted by darkknight9
Fredric, couldn't he/she sand then use that por-15 stuff as a primer then paint? Wouldn't that keep ahold of the moisture?
The most common mistake with any repair like this, is not getting off all the rust. Leave one little spot... and it starts over again.
