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Anyone have any experience with this stuff? Duplicolor Rust-Fix??
Here is what it says on their website:
"Rust Fix® rust treatment destroys rust on contact. It sprays on clear and turns to a black metal-protecting coating to fight future rust from forming. Specially formulated to be used with body filler and fiberglass. Sandable for a smooth, even finish.
- Stops rust on contact
- Sprays on clear
- Works on body filler and fiberglass
- Sandable for smooth even finish
- Ideal for rocker panels, paint blisters and all metal surfaces. "
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Ive used Rustolium heavyly rusted metal primer, which seems to be pretty much the same. Ive only used it on areas with light surface rust. But after ive sanded it down. I havnt had a problem with that rust coming back in my cars yet (year and half-ish) and i live in RI.
I've done the a-arms and the entire rear end with POR-15 (as well as some portions of the body), but those pieces were out of the car, which, of course, made them much easier to deal with. Still, good stuff. Done right, you'll never have to redo.
JamesC
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