I have been doing auto body repair for nearly 35 years. During that time I have repaired numerous cars with some small round surface rust spots on the body panels from flying stones etc. I have for years simply sanded these spots, wiped them clean with DX 330, primed, blocked and painted them, and I have never had a problem with rust in these spots again. Enter the twenty first century and I keep reading that rust must me "neutralized" with some expensive three part liquid, because if you don't you will be driving your car someday and you will hit a bump and it will evaporate into thin air.
Have I been extremely lucky for 35 years, (no) or are these guys trying to sell us a bunch of good sounding but useless stuff? (I fear the answer is yes.) What do you think?
Benji
Have I been extremely lucky for 35 years, (no) or are these guys trying to sell us a bunch of good sounding but useless stuff? (I fear the answer is yes.) What do you think?
Benji