Subject	If the rust isn't too bad -- lightly sand and then apply
Posted by	jzack on March 16, 2010 at 10:35 PM
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In Reply To	Question for the DIY rust warriors out there. posted by LivinTheDream on March 16, 2010 at 05:22 PM
Message	some naval jelly, wait 30 mins or so and rinse it off. Repeat as needed. Can also use some fine steel wool with the naval jelly as long as you work it while it's still wet. FYI: I was able to do a good job on the brake booster after sanding and the naval jelly -- applied some gray body primer and top coated with SEM 39143 Trim Black. It's nearly a perfect match to OEM flat black - have used it on other cars too, most excellent...( but usually needs to be ordered on-line, haven't seen in stores ) .
Follow Ups	Question for the DIY rust warriors out there. - LivinTheDream 17:22:30 03/16/10 RI have some surface rust as well from what appears to - LJZTT 17:28:04 03/16/10 A tough as nails wire wheel and grinder if really needed. - LivinTheDream 17:35:38 03/16/10 POR-15 (n/m) - ZiNnYc 18:40:45 03/16/10 2nd. (n/m) - just4kinks 18:51:53 03/16/10 How will it look painted on by brush or is it for compressor - LivinTheDream 07:18:44 03/17/10 It has a similar texture/application to home paints. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 09:25:24 03/17/10 It goes on pretty smooth & is self leveling. - just4kinks 15:44:39 03/17/10 That sounds like a plan . I cleaned my bad areas up - xteam300tt 18:47:17 03/16/10 Thats where I wanted to order my topcoat and clear coat - LivinTheDream 07:08:21 03/17/10 Elbow grease and - Jehannum 19:00:26 03/16/10 any primer = epoxy primer if you're fighting rust. - fantomZ(OH) 20:36:49 03/16/10 Any primer will lift and bubble if rust is left underneath. - Jehannum 16:23:35 03/17/10 If the rust isn't too bad -- lightly sand and then apply - jzack 22:35:35 03/16/10
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