[Faux King Painter]

Im restoring a '85 Grand National and my client is worried about the surface rust inside the door. Its not everywhere, in fact there is very little, but he wants it perfect (he's a rare breed). Im wondering if I sand and epoxy what I can reach and convert what I cant , would that be acceptable? If not what would? And any tricks on reaching those areas that are inaccessable would be appreciated. Thanks. Trevor from Gulf Breeze, Fl.

 

[milo]

In these cases Rustmort can be sprayed in with a spray bottle then compressed air is used to blow in there to swirl it around as much as possible...then repeat till it's coated , give him a 25 year guarantee :thumbup:

 

[red65mustang]

Restoration Depot in Wauchula FL will (non acid) strip/dip the doors for approx $100 each to remove all the rust

when they come back, clean the insides with paint prep cleaner then pour epoxy inside and "slosh" and turn and rotate the doors till all is coated

website: restorationdepot.com (has a price list for strip/dip any car part)

 

[adtkart]

I tried that site and it is wrong. This is the right site.

http://www.restorationdepot.net/

Aaron

 

[red65mustang]

Thanks Adcart,....restorationdepot is a ".net" site....

Red

 

[adtkart]

Yes.... There are so many different ones now days, it's hard to keep things straight.

Aaron