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RUST! 1800

posted by  rkent47 on  Tue Dec 24 03:00 CST 2002
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Heather,

My sons and I have had really good luck with POR-15 system of rust prevention. However, we only used it on a Triumph Spitfire two years ago - so the test of time has not applied yet. We have heard from others that the system really does work. Of course, you have to cut ALL of the old rust out to start with, and I agree NO BONDO! There are better fillers that don't attract moisture.

Good luck! As soon as I finish my 164 and 1955 Thunderbird, I get to start on a 1968 1800.

Merry Christmas,
Kent






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