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Historic NY

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4. Rust Mort if you plan on priming and painting.

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Sat Mar 16, 2019, 12:01 PM

Mar 2019

restorers use this and product like POR-15 and Eastwood products. I've used both on my old cars.
Rustoleum also makes a rust converter, I used it on an old rusty snowblower and then painted it actually held up quite well. I ground down all the scale first before applying it.

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Any good rust stopper/conveter suggestions? [View all] SHRED Mar 2019 OP

I've never had much luck with rust converters. mn9driver Mar 2019 #1

Thanks SHRED Mar 2019 #3

I bought some at Tractor Suppy last safeinOhio Mar 2019 #2

Rust Mort if you plan on priming and painting. Historic NY Mar 2019 #4

Cortec CorrVerter Rust Primer by Cortec Corp. Had good results on rusted steel and even c-rational Mar 2019 #5

Irony - Probably not rusted inside keithbvadu2 Mar 2019 #6

PlastiKote natheo Mar 2019 #7