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I was taking out/cleaning out my window regulator assembly and, noticed surface rust from rain run-off on the inside of the door panels. :rolleyes:
Would spraying zero rust(or like products) help?


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At autozone they sell a Duplicolor rust converter in 1 pint plastic jars for about $5.00, its at the paint and body section. I've used that stuff and it works nicely! They also sell a rust converting primer in rattle cans, also duplicolor. Either one is what I would use after wirebrushing and sanding. Then check to make sure your seals are all good.


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