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We've had some unusually warm weather here in southern Ontario for the laat few days, so this weekend was rustproofing time, as it appears the PO had never done any. Cleaned off loose rust with wire brush, couple of coats of rust converter, RP-342 (black) and finally Surface Shield inside the frame rails. The RP-342 is messy, so gloves, hat, goggles and respirator are required. I put down some old OSB boards on the floor to catch the drips. On the skin, it comes off easier than I thought. The gritty hand cleaner you can buy at autoparts stores works well to get it off your hands/arms. Any overspray the got on the paint come off easily with rubbing alcohol.Should be ready for winter now, as they like to use generous amounts of salt and brine in our area.[ATTACH=full]470961[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]470962[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]470963[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]470964[/ATTACH]
We've had some unusually warm weather here in southern Ontario for the laat few days, so this weekend was rustproofing time, as it appears the PO had never done any. Cleaned off loose rust with wire brush, couple of coats of rust converter, RP-342 (black) and finally Surface Shield inside the frame rails. The RP-342 is messy, so gloves, hat, goggles and respirator are required. I put down some old OSB boards on the floor to catch the drips. On the skin, it comes off easier than I thought. The gritty hand cleaner you can buy at autoparts stores works well to get it off your hands/arms. Any overspray the got on the paint come off easily with rubbing alcohol.
Should be ready for winter now, as they like to use generous amounts of salt and brine in our area.
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