Honda civic Rust control
I scraped the side of my civic last summer on a wall. Then it caught rust.
I scrapped it off with sand paper and put touch paint all over. Now after 4 months, the rust is back from under the touch paint with a vengence!! Does anyone have any "do it yourself" ideas to my rust control? I know i cannot get rid of it..Just looking for effective ideas to control. thanks kindly! |
Re: Honda civic Rust control
"Latitude Wizard" <Spammehere@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:Wmlae.10951$9G.820957@news20.bellglobal.com: > I scraped the side of my civic last summer on a wall. Then it caught > rust. I scrapped it off with sand paper and put touch paint all over. > Now after 4 months, the rust is back from under the touch paint with a > vengence!! > > Does anyone have any "do it yourself" ideas to my rust control? I > know i cannot get rid of it..Just looking for effective ideas to > control. > First you needed to neutralize or sand off ALL that rust (Naval Jelly or other), keping in mind that rust usually extends at least 1/16" under the "good" paint. Then you needed to use zinc-rich primer under the new paint. Failure to do these things is why your rust came back. -- TeGGeR® The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: Honda civic Rust control
> I scraped the side of my civic last summer on a wall. Then it caught
rust. > I scrapped it off with sand paper and put touch paint all over. Now after 4 > months, the rust is back from under the touch paint with a vengence!! > > Does anyone have any "do it yourself" ideas to my rust control? I know i > cannot get rid of it..Just looking for effective ideas to control. You could again scrape the paint, sand down the rust, paint it with POR15 (a rust inhibitor/converter), sand it, prime it and repaint it. POR15 is not cheap, but it all you have to do it is a small spot, it won't break a bank. Remco |
Re: Honda civic Rust control
> You could again scrape the paint, sand down the rust, paint it with POR15
(a > rust inhibitor/converter), sand it, prime it and repaint it. POR15 is not > cheap, but it all you have to do it is a small spot, it won't break a bank. One more note: POR15 is a really hard finish paint you you'll want to get it as smooth as possible on the first try. Sanding it is hard work. |
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