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#113676 05/08/2002 7:09 PM
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I plan on doing some boxing on my frame. And I dont mean with my fists, not yet anyway! grin How, when and with what should I paint the inside of it. I plan on using ZeroRust on the frame. Should I paint the inside parts before I weld? Or is there a superduper trick that I am not aware of? Thanks in advance for your help! smile


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#113677 05/08/2002 7:43 PM
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Mallard,
Come on now, punch that frame!!! It won't hurt much..... Nyuck nyuck...
Seriously folks, this comes from a user of ZR. He decided the best way to paint the inside of his boxed frame was with a toilet brush. Duct tape paint roller handle sections for extra length and get after it.
Don't use for toilet work after dipping in ZR, at least until dry...
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