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#598608 12/06/2009 1:44 AM
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I'm going to start wire brushing/removing all the loose rust on the underside of my cab etc. what is a good coating to put over those areas to prevent further damage?

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If you're just removing the loose rust and wanting to cover it, a rust encapsulator is your best bet. It will stop the spread of corrosion and make s a good base/primer for painting down the road. Can get either brush on or spray on types that will do the job.


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I like the Zero Rust products. There is an article somewhere on the site here. Some guys like the Por-15, I have never used it. I can get the Zero Rust locally, but would have to order the Por-15 shipped to Canada.


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Lordco can get you POR15 .... but Zero Rust is great thumbs_up

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Yeah.. it doesn't have some of the nasties that Por 15 has and still seems pretty neat as a rust seal and prevention. I also like soaking my parts in molasses for two weeks to get rid of rust. It works! I found an article on this site that tells you all about it. I don't usually get a great price from Lordco, I wonder how much the Por 15 is there?


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Rustoleum Rusty metal Primer.


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I've used a product called Rust-Mort that is supposed to chemically convert rust to "primer". I know it stops rust in its tracks, and turns it into a hard black substance. I wire-brush the remaining residue to remove loose flakes, and use rattle-can spray undercoater to prevent further rusting if no sheet metal repair is necessary.
Jerry


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