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| | | | Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 24 Apprentice | | Apprentice Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 24 | Im going to start by saying I know nothing about paint and body work and any and all help is greatly appreciated.
I left my truck in phoenix for the my last deployment and after two Arizona summers the paint on my hood and roof had faded. There are several spots where it may be bare metal. Upon my return from Iraq I brought my truck back to central Texas, where after one weekend rust has already started. I will only be here until July, when I'll be moving to Virginia. So currently I am living at a townhouse, so everything I do will be done in a parking lot.
I will not be doing body work and paint for sometime (probably a couple years) but I need to get rid of this rust ASAP. Thats where I need some advice on how to do this. My idea is just sand it a spray some primer. Will this be ok?
My main focus on this truck is suspension and drivetrain, paint comes way, way later. I just cant stand the rust. Thanks for your time.
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