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Dealing with surface rust 200 1988

posted by  Eesti 240 on  Wed Jan 12 17:47 CST 2005
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Hi guys,

what do you think of sandpapering moderate rusted surfaces and painting it with a aerosol primer? Will it be enough for a year or so? I do not expect a good look nor repairing lost metal, I just want to stop rust expansion further.

Thanks,

IF






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