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surface rust 140-160

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posted by  matt b on  Mon May 3 05:35 CST 2004
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I forget teh exact chemical name... but you'll find it in a product called "Naval Jelly". Should be available in the bodywork section of your local auto bits store... brush it on, let it sit for a 15 minutes or so, then wipe/scrub it off. Then rinse with water. Check directions first for precautions and possible paint damage.

You mgiht be surprized by the results. You might not...

As for paint, yes... I would think any competent body shop or auto paint store should be able to match your paint colour exactly with your paint code...

-Matt


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-Matt '70 145s, '65 1800s, '66 122s wagon, others inc. '53 XK120 FHC






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