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Stopping\preventing future Rust

Raskew

Sr. Member
Joined
Oct 9, 2002
Messages
594
Loc.
Vancouver, B.C.
I've had my truck for a year and a half now, and use it as my daily driver. It has yet to see any snow, but where I live it sees allot of rain. Although garage parked when not in use, I've been noticing lately that rust has started to surface in some places, and blistering in others. (see pictures below). The paint job overall is in good shape. My dream is to do a cpmplete frame off, but unfortunately that won't come to fruition for about 3-4 years.

My question is; what can I do to to repair or stop the rust that is already forming. (again see below pics)

Thanks

Rick
 

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elkhunter

Jr. Member
Joined
Feb 12, 2004
Messages
60
Loc.
Glenoma, WA
If it is just surface rust you can grind it off, but even so you kindof want to replace it. because rust is like cancer in how it spreads
 

MI-Bronco

Sr. Member
Joined
Jan 4, 2002
Messages
941
I use a product called Rust-Mort. Put this right on the rust and it will help stall the progress until you can paint it. It won't help your blistering, but where you have rust coming through it will neutralize the rust.
 
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