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| 1095.1 | See note 366 | IOSG::MARSHALL | A rolling Moss gathers much speed | Wed Jun 06 1990 14:52 | 1 |
| also note 958
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| 1095.2 | Use Hammerite | FORTY2::RANDALLNET | The other side of midnight | Wed Jun 06 1990 15:21 | 6 |
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Also, try using Hammerite (the exterior version). It may be expensive but it
really does work !. Not only does it 'eat' existing rust but you can guarantee
you won't get rust in that same place again.
/Steve
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| 1095.3 | Sell it. | TRUCKS::TAYLOR_S | | Wed Jun 06 1990 18:25 | 11 |
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Rust ! . It's only a matter of time..
I hear there's a guy in DECpark who buys rusty Jap cars, runs them into the
ground , trades them in and makes a profit !. Can't think of his
name ?.
But I agree with -1, Hammerite usually does the job. Once you've
treated all your rusty area's give the whole car a good coat of WAXOIL.
Steve. :-)
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| 1095.4 | | ANNECY::MATTHEWS | M+M Enterprises. Thats the CATCH | Wed Jun 06 1990 18:29 | 5 |
| Interesting !!! For some time now I have been aware that most of the
Classic Car type magazines are sponsered by the company who produces
Hammerite and WAXOIL.
Now it looks like it's spreading to this conference :-}
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| 1095.5 | grow your own sportscar | JUNO::FROST | On candystripe legs, the spiderman comes... | Wed Jun 06 1990 20:01 | 5 |
| re -2
Steve, the aforementioned green machine was losing bodyweight at an alarming
rate. This was advantageous since the power to weight ratio was increasing
daily. A few more months and I'd have had a car with Lotus 7 performance :-)
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| 1095.6 | | DOOZER::PENNEY | | Wed Jun 06 1990 23:08 | 3 |
| In a recent Which? report Waxoyl didn't come out particularly well.
I think Corroless (and maybe one other which I can't remember) came
out best buy.
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| 1095.7 | More questions on rust removers | NSDC::SIMPSON | Two faced commit | Thu Oct 25 1990 00:05 | 13 |
| What areas of a car are these sorts of rust eating products suitable for?
I've got a touch of rust on my wheel sills and between some of the body panels
on my VW van - and would like to improve things before the onset of the
cold, salty Swiss winter. I'd prefer to keep the aesthetic appeal of my
combi ( :-) ) and not have a splotchy finish.
Can you repaint on top of these sorts of products - is the surface smooth,
and will it take paint?
Cheers
Steve
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| 1095.8 | Swiss survey of anti-rust guarantees | NSDC::SIMPSON | Two faced commit | Thu Oct 25 1990 00:43 | 63
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