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#789774 10/18/2011 5:12 AM
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The roof on my 47 COE has a nice layer of surface rust. I'm not sure how to prep it for my first coat of primer. I have sanded on it with some 100 grit, which knocks the rust off but it isn't the shinny metal I want to see. How best to prep for paint.


Jason
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If you still have some surface rust, keep sanding.
I used 60 grit for the heavy stuff by hand, but I preferred using a sanding wheel with my angle grinder for the bulk of the work.


Dave Baird
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