Snowboarder_15
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- First Name
- Ricky
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- Aug 12, 2020
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- Location
- Sacramento
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- 4runner
Thanks for your detailed response. My rust is much worse than yours. I think I'm going to try Rust-Oleum rust dissolver first, then flat black Rust-Oleum paint, then crc corrosion inhibitor.I'm learning as I go, got lots of good info from forums.
Still trying to read all the labels with phone, freakin tiny print. Need to go to websites. LOL
I would read them first then get at Walmart, AutoZone etc. or order on Amazon (not best for aerosols).
Fluid film seems to be safe to put on after painting.
Says penetrant and lubricant, no solvents, since 1943. I think it has lanolin/wax like stuff in it..
CRC Marine seems similar. That tan color, different smell.
Loctite converts existing rust into paintable surface. So good for some cases.
WD-40 inhibitor is good for bare metal, says not to leave on rubber for extended time so have to be careful, i.e. brake lines.
I'm still reading up before I screw up my clean hardware.
There's always Break Free CLP and Hoppes too. LOL
Yeh I sprayed some Sat. and its hard to get around without putting up on stands but it can be done. Glad I put on safety goggles for some backsplatter and mist though. Need rags maybe brush to spread around hard to spray areas, wipe overspray. Painters tape good idea.
But looks like hose n nozzle on Fluid film can reach anywhere. Haven't tried that one yet.
Anyone one else some got good tips for the solution please add.
I know it sucks having to do this. But I don't mind, its not worth it to me.
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