Fire Wall Problem
05-22-2003, 09:55 AM
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Fire Wall Problem
My fire wall is rusty.... Like really rusty not like decrepid rusty but ugly none the less.... What should I do to cover this unsightly blemish?? 
And how should I go about this?? 
I really wish I had a dig cam so I could show you what I mean...
And how should I go about this?? I really wish I had a dig cam so I could show you what I mean...
05-22-2003, 01:29 PM
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Get it as clean as you can with a wire toothbrush and a solvent (intake cleaner would be good, or electrical contact cleaner). Then douse it with alcohol (not beer....and make sure the manifolds are cold). Let it evaporate, then use a rust converter on it. If you're careful, you can paint after the rust converter. This process should buy you at least a couple years before it starts coming through the paint again.
05-26-2003, 05:03 PM
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Hehe yeh thats what I thought.... Maybe I could just spray some black undercoating on the fire wall ... Would that work.. Is it tolerant to heat? :?
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