[tcb] Re: Paint rules
- From: Dan Martin <danandkatrinamartin@xxxxxxx>
- To: tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 08:54:05 -0600
See if you can find this locally:
http://www.tat-co.com/product.asp?ID=268
On Jan 25, 2008, at 8:47 AM, Denis Dodson wrote:
So, I have gotten my shop warm enough now so that I can feel my
fingertips, and I am scraping and sanding and welding.
We all established before that there was no rattle can primer that
I can use under real car paint, right? So wherever I clean down to
metal I have to use real car paint primer. I have a quart of Rust
Bullet left, which, when you open use have to use up. It doesn't
store well.
I don't want to drive Murray around with primer. I can't pick up
any chicks that way. But I don't think that I can apply real car
paint when it is this cold, right?
Right now I am cleaning and scraping and welding where the
windshield rubber attaches to the body. The first time I did this I
had to weld in strips of metal to replace the steel lost to rust.
Now, nine years later, I decided to go in because the lip part
wasn't high enough to fit in the rubber slot and prevent leaking. I
was surprised to find that my old repair was holding up quite well.
No rust at all. Maybe I should have left it alone. (smiley face
emoticon here).
Rattle can primer anyone?
Dan Martin
1971 VW Bus
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