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| | | | Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 734 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 734 | I recently used Rust Bullet around the roof drip rail on my '65. The rail is a very poor design where water easily accumulates and sits.
I wanted something that would really adhere and provide a strong barrier. After taking it down to bare metal, I applied the R.B. It definitely has good adhesion. I dripped some on my vent window and it's still there. Got a bit on my hands and took a while to come off.
I applied it with a brush in the drip rail and ended up with some air bubbles in some areas that I had to go back and fix. I think spraying this product would be better and help to eliminate that sort of thing.
Only time will tell if it was worth the money and that it actually provides a good barrier.
Overall I was satisfied with the product during application.
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