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#552386 07/03/2009 8:09 PM
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Any one know of a rust converter that I can use , than primer over to get ready to paint , I got some places like under the dash that I cleaned up as best I could and where the floor meets the back of the cab that I just can not get , would like to spay with rust converter than paint over with primer , or any suggestions
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You will get opinions other than mine, but from what I have done I can tell you this. I would use POR-15 on the cab floor and cover it with POR-15 top coat flat black. I tried Eastwood rust converter on a couple spots and POR-15 on some other areas. My truck got left out in the rain for several weeks (its a long story) and the POR-15 did fine. The rust converter rusted through (surface rust) in places. Maybe I didn't put it on correctly, but I am sold on the POR-15.I would brush it on. It will flow out just like it's sprayed on. Just get a good respirator when using the POR. The fumes are dangerous to your health.


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Eastwood's Rust Converter is now available in a spray can.


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Czechman #552734 07/05/2009 3:03 AM
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A product named EXTEND also comes in a spray can. Works very well.
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wheres a good place to find it, and can you spray a entire hood and still get a decent paint job over it

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