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Re: Painting a little bit dirty frame #117353 08/15/2005 4:23 PM
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Anonymous Unregistered A	I suggest Zero Rust. Get as much of the loose rust off with a wire wheel or brush and then paint. The overall cost is much less than POR and the results are good.

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Painting a little bit dirty frame	Washington 1949 3800	08/14/2005 5:17 PM
Re: Painting a little bit dirty frame	46 In Progress	08/14/2005 9:01 PM
Re: Painting a little bit dirty frame	Washington 1949 3800	08/15/2005 1:29 AM
Re: Painting a little bit dirty frame	BERKELUSA	08/15/2005 5:48 AM
Re: Painting a little bit dirty frame	32fire2	08/15/2005 10:39 AM
Re: Painting a little bit dirty frame	cujo8	08/15/2005 1:04 PM
Re: Painting a little bit dirty frame	Anonymous	08/15/2005 4:23 PM
Re: Painting a little bit dirty frame	Kimberly McDowall	08/16/2005 2:28 AM
Re: Painting a little bit dirty frame	Washington 1949 3800	08/16/2005 4:40 AM

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