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Wagoninabox

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PostSubject: Rust converter   Rust converter Icon_minitimeMon Jul 07, 2014 8:54 pm
Greetings All-

Doing some touch up on interior while I have it all out. I have fixed a few small rust spots with Rustoleum rust converter which turns rust to a black primer but not confident in this stuff. Any recommendations? I have wire wheeled the spots and sprayed them with the converter then top boat after 24 hours. Looks okay but I do not want the rust back!
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bamalongroof

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PostSubject: Re: Rust converter   Rust converter Icon_minitimeMon Jul 07, 2014 10:15 pm
POR 15 I believe in it.
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frederickflintstone

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PostSubject: Re: Rust converter   Rust converter Icon_minitimeSat Jul 19, 2014 12:10 am
IMO use POR etch first, then POR 15 is best, all of the rust converters/encapsulators work decent but NOTHING is permanent.
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