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07-13-2012 #1
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Rust converter products, what to use?
Hi Guys,
Iam restoring my 1975 Ford Cortina and had paint stripped the roof to discover this. The car has a fair bit of fairly heavy surface rust. Any suggestions on how to fix this, what rust converter product to use?
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08-01-2012 #2
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I've tried the POR-15 rust convertor, which is called Metal Ready. I would imagine most would do the job you want.
08-01-2012 #3
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I use products from this company, called The Safest Rust Remover the stuff is great I haved saved a lot of parts I couldnt replace
08-01-2012 #4
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I call Metal Ready a rust "remover". It will remove surface rust as you have it on your roof. I would build a little dam around the rust and pour the MR directly on it. Let it soak for a while then work it in with a small wire brush. Scrub the whole area with some maroon scotchbrite, you will be amazed with the results. AND WEAR RUBBER GLOVES!!!
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12-06-2012 #5
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i went to home depot and got a gallon of rust remover.it works great.
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