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Old 02-13-2014, 08:28 PM   #15
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Before repainting, get yourself some Coroseal or Ospho to stop the rust cold. Once it's try you can treat the rust like metal; sand, prime, paint. Ospho is at Ace Hardware; Coroseal is a bit harder to source. Check Coroseal - First in Fiberglass for their distributers or to order online.

If you paint without treatment you'll have more rust and corrosion by week's end.

Thanks Lyman. I checked Ace Hardware and the big box stores and could not find the products you recommend. I guess the climate, here in the Southeast Washington desert makes for slow sales of rust treatments. I did, however, find a Permatex product that employs the same chemistry. Our weather was pretty reasonable yesterday and today so I pulled out the chassis batteries and refurbished the upper drawer and upper part of the battery compartment. Great improvement wiith the rust treatment ahead of the paint. As predicted, I am already seeing rust through the paint applied last week without treatment. Re-doing the lower part of the compartment is now on my to-do list for this spring. Thanks again for the tip.

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