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duckstew

New Member

• Mar 30, 2013

• #1

Rustoleum 769 Rust Metal Primer

Looks good for the price, and the fact it says it also penetrates the rust.

Anybody have any experience with it or thoughts?

Stew

 

suew

Well-Known Member

• Mar 30, 2013

• #2

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brian47

Well-Known Member

• Mar 30, 2013

• #3

As with any of this sort of stuff; Kurust, Jenolite, phosphoric acid, it's only temporary.
The only real fix for rust is to cut it right out and weld a new piece in.

 

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Pensioner Pete

Full Member

• Mar 30, 2013

• #4

brian47 said:

As with any of this sort of stuff; Kurust, Jenolite, phosphoric acid, it's only temporary.
The only real fix for rust is to cut it right out and weld a new piece in.

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Now I don't agree
Surface rust and light pitting can be stopped with rust cures and after painting will be good for years to come

Thing is it's sometimes cheaper to cut it out and weld a new bit in

 

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duckstew

New Member

• Mar 30, 2013

• #5

I am cutting and patching the body work, the chassis has some light surface rust, mostly comes off with wire brush.
was using this to ensure any small amount that i miss are treated with something and putting it on before the top coat as an extra protection

 

lorri789

Well-Known Member

• Mar 30, 2013

• #6

I just rub or grind down and then use the phosphoric acid from the farm suppliers and then prime.

Have a gander at Smith and Allan's website for this sorta stuff:

http://www.smithandallan.com/prodpage.aspx?id=2528