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16-02-2006, 10:01 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Guildford, NSW
Posts: 683
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Guys, I have just completed neutralising some surface rust under the car. I used a product the converts the rust and then covers it with a protective layer to stop rust reappearing, to make a long story short the surface is now ready to accept a coat of paint or whatever.
Can someone recommend a "paint" that can be applied by brush to the components that have been treated. Perhaps a bitumous product would be a good idea - also something that can withstand the heat of a muffler and exhaust piping. :nutsycuck |
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What Paint Should I Use ?
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