Soda blasting!!!!!! it doesn't warp/burn the surface like sand or glass. Take it to a welding/blasting shop that does such stuff and save the hassle for yourself!!!!!!SODA is KING!

 

I used www.por15.com

or you can use this http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-rust-converter.html followed by http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-rust-converter.html

Not sure I would use anything from Homedepot

 

I've spoken with shops that refuse to use soda because it gets everywhere and you'll have a hard time getting out of the car. Mine car was done with plastic media to remove the paint followed by an oxide to give me a surface the primer could bite into. Still a PIA to get all the media out. No warp or burn but it may have more to do with the guy on the gun.

 

For this Por15 stuff you pointed out, did you use all three steps or did you just paint the Por15 stuff right over top the rust?

Sorry, something in my gut is saying that everyone here is telling me that I don't need to remove the rust, just cover it.

Help......

 

I stripped my entire car then had it blasted but I still followed all 3 steps. I know several people that used por, that is why I went with it. They all just removed the loose stuff then followed the 3 steps.

 

I emailed Daniel Nolan at the Mustang Barn and he recommended using this http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-rust-converter.html if there is no flakey rust on the car. IDK if I will or not, but I am thinking about it none the less. Anyone use this stuff?

 

From what I can see in the pic, the rust is not really that bad, not that invasive. Knowing that, you can use Ospho (or equivalent), then wire brush and POR over it. Anything that is scale and built up should be cut out and replaced.

 

Anyone have any suggestions on how to clean the rust out of areas like this, underneath/above this lip?

http://i913.photobucket.com/albums/a...08-44-42AM.jpg



Same picture, but I found that clicking on the direct link gives you a bigger screen shot.

Let me know. Thanks in advance.

 

Getting rust out of tight areas and seams is tough. A chemicle rust remover in small ammounts with a wire brush and small chisel I have used before, but never on anyting to that extent.

 

Chemicals like POR or the ones Glazier Nolan recommended. I flooded my car with metal ready followed by POR15, it was running out all over the place. Now that the paint is done I'll be doing the same with body wax to make sure its all sealed up.