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My '46 has some pin head sized rust spots on the grill. I can remove the staining with some chrome polish. Is there anything I can do to at least slow down the rust from reforming? I know it's only a band-aid but I was wondering if there was any thing I could coat the rust spots with until I decide to rechrome the grill.
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a coat of good car wax will help

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I think the only answer is to keep it cleaned and waxed. I don't know what's best, but any wax is better than bare.


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Thanks ya'll. I hadn't thought of wax. I really thought about a dab of clear finger nail polish, anything to seal out the oxygen and moisture.
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you could use some chrome in the can paint with a brush to cover the spots then the wax. that way atleast you wouldnt be looking at a black spot in your grill.


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