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Thanks for the help on the tar. The next area I am working on is inside the cab. I just finished sanding and grinding down the floor and there are some areas that have some slight discoloration adn texturew where the surface rust was. I found a product called Kleanstrip that I was going to spray on before I primed it. Can someone advise the best product for this??

PS I cut out the major rust damage and I am welding in patch panels this is for some surface rust.

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Eastwood sells a excellant Rust killer for under your new paint ..works great on rough surfaces like a floor pan .
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In cases like this I have used eastwoods "metal ready" and I'm pleased with it. I assume there's no paint on your floors. After that treatment I spray with Southern Polyurethanes epoxy primer. Actually I'm doing mine now After I weld in a patch panel. The "metal ready" will remove the rust discoloration in 15 miutes and leave a phosphate coating to help prevent future rust.

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Metal Ready is actually manufactured by POR15.

I myself would recommend the POR15 products.


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