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Originally Posted by SNAKEBITE
(Post 174219)
If your car (mine in this case lol) has never been in the rain/snow and kept in a super dry heated garage I can assume rust will take forever to take hold. We have what is considered semi-arid type climate here so humidity is usually quite low.
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and with all the salt used out that way your car is not that bad
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Originally Posted by 1990Fox
(Post 174194)
Ya I forsure understand what u mean that's why I started this lol. But from what I see it's only that little spot and I'm gunna be sandblasting most of the car probably to make sure it's not gunna happen again for another 20 years hopefully lol.
I hope that's all you have for an issue for sure. Rust likes to hide. Once you do the sandblasting, you will have a way better view at deciding what to do.:tup |
^^^ exactly right.
Post more pics of the Stang post - sandblasting. |
^^^^^x2
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heyy has anyone ever tried 'POR 15' im thinking of cleaning up my floors of the car and im probably gonna put some of this stuff down on it
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any downside to using this stuff?
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Originally Posted by SNAKEBITE
(Post 175134)
any downside to using this stuff?
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soo im deep into my project now.. and was wondering if anyone knows if they sell a piece that i could replace my door jam with... i dont wanna risk leaving rust under there that i never saw.. got a lot of work to do before this pony will ever be out again..
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what about some of those big places in the States which are slipping my mind and I will get back to you shortly doh. I had a few in mind but poof, gone.
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