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" From: Brien Tourville <hh7x@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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" Make up a long 'Wand' like used in undercoating kits.
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" Slide it into the channels - drill some holes where necessary
" & use body plugs.
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" I'd rinse out the channels & sub frames with the rust remover
" I'd posted awhile back - this way - no rust anywhere - 
" long life for the vehicle.




this stuff is phosphoric acid based, right?  this is a very common
first step, for example martin senour's 'iron etch', and also a very
common metal prep before welding, as you can weld through the iron
phosphate layer the acid leaves.  btw this layer isn't very strong but
is a water barrier.




if it were me, i'd see if i could follow the phosphoric acid step with
a zinc phosphate rustproofing primer like senour's 'triple etch', then
something like rustoleum or a zinc-rich paint.  i admit getting this
stuff into all the nooks and crannies properly would be even harder
than the initial phosphoric acid wash.

" Been reading on some top dollar Porsche 356 restorations.
" These cars are all 'uni-body' made up of channels & panels.
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" Not one did anything to protect the interiors of channels -
" longitudinals - windshield surrounds - etc. - a few did
" the 'dip tank' thang too.......
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" Fifty Thousand dollar restorations are going to be junk
" in twenty years.......Porsche didn't galvanize until 1977.

porsche 914s are in a similar state - desirable cars now mostly junk
due to rust.
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Andrew Hay                                  the genius nature
internet rambler                            is to see what all have seen
adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx                       and think what none thought





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No, no - nopie nope - it isn't phosphoric acid based - and
I've worked with that CRC rust remover / phosphoric acid
on my '72 AMX - and hated it.

It doesn't perform uniformly, it builds in deep rust without
the conversion being complete - just a mess.


http://tinyurl.com/2qclyf


I just got off the phone with the owner 'Dwight' -
you call him Andrew.......... you're our
Resident Scholar & this is something for the Files.


www.safestrustremover.com


Home Depot has the Best Sprayer for this:


'Twin Circle Sprayer'  by  Sun mate


Recommended by 'Dwight'.




Everyone - please check out this Site !



For Paint:


www.corroless.com


This companys' products are used on
the NORTH SEA OIL RIGS - with one
product that emits rust killing vapors
- used in channels and electrical boxes etc.


If you're interested - FAX them a request
for their FREE CD product line - or phone,
they don't respond to eMails at all.


In my 'humble' opinion - this is the
only way to go.

You need to be able to service damage
to a vehicle - God Forbid - but sometimes
his Server is backed up..

With a Bedliner or POR 15 [belch..]
you need a GRINDER to take it off -
adding to the damage.....




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                  Brien
            NEW YORK
     eagle registry #501 
eagle kammback registry


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