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    Rust solution

    Ive started to notice that my cb7 is hitting its starting point of quarter panel rusting..is there any spray or solution that can be added to calm the rust down from spreading?
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    Bumpitup

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      #3
      I don't want it to get worse!

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        #4
        It depends how bad the rust is getting. I just did a rot repair on my cb7. I had to buy new patches for the quarter panels because they were unsalvageable.

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          #5
          Originally posted by cuate01221 View Post
          It depends how bad the rust is getting. I just did a rot repair on my cb7. I had to buy new patches for the quarter panels because they were unsalvageable.
          It's not as bad but it's starting to expand..crack..anything that I can treat the panel with? Without body work..? Because I'll jus wait for it to get horrible then do body work

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            http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...ht=rust+repair

            Originally posted by iiball3 View Post
            It's not as bad but it's starting to expand..crack..anything that I can treat the panel with? Without body work..? Because I'll jus wait for it to get horrible then do body work
            If you're just going to wait for it to get worse... then why even bother slowing it down? fix it once, do it right.
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              #7
              Was there really a need to bump the thread twice within a 2 minute period? There are other places to search besides this website but I'm sure you didn't do that either.

              Try this:
              http://www.amazon.com/Eastwood-Rust-...ata/B002Q6SYVS

              This will allow you to put off maintaining your car so you can continue to do dope stuff to it.
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                #8
                The only "solution" is to repair it with new metal.

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                  Originally posted by Jarrett View Post
                  Was there really a need to bump the thread twice within a 2 minute period? There are other places to search besides this website but I'm sure you didn't do that either.

                  Try this:
                  http://www.amazon.com/Eastwood-Rust-...ata/B002Q6SYVS

                  This will allow you to put off maintaining your car so you can continue to do dope stuff to it.
                  no offense man but that stuff is a joke, muriatic acid is one solution but you only should use it when your finishing your repair before paint. overall the best thing you can do is cut it out and weld new in. weld thru primer will be your best friend here.

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                    Truthfully I don't care to know anything about those products being used as a solution. I have rust on my car right now that is sitting in my driveway. I bought it non-running and as soon as I get the engine rebuilt I'm tackling the rust. The right way.

                    He asked for a way to fix the problem the wrong way so I won't get too worked up if I gave him a wrong way to do it the wrong way.
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                      Originally posted by Jarrett View Post
                      Truthfully I don't care to know anything about those products being used as a solution. I have rust on my car right now that is sitting in my driveway. I bought it non-running and as soon as I get the engine rebuilt I'm tackling the rust. The right way.

                      He asked for a way to fix the problem the wrong way so I won't get too worked up if I gave him a wrong way to do it the wrong way.
                      not everyone has money to do shit like that.."the right way". i was looking for a cheap fix for the time being until i decided to do real body work, or paint the car, which will prolly be like 2 yrs from now.

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                        Originally posted by iiball3 View Post
                        not everyone has money to do shit like that.."the right way". i was looking for a cheap fix for the time being until i decided to do real body work, or paint the car, which will prolly be like 2 yrs from now.
                        And he gave you a cheap fix, so whats the problem?

                        The absolute cheapest fix would be to simply cut the rust out and not repair it.


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                          Originally posted by evil_demon_01 View Post
                          And he gave you a cheap fix, so whats the problem?

                          The absolute cheapest fix would be to simply cut the rust out and not repair it.
                          I never said there's a problem, wtf u talkin about?

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by iiball3 View Post
                            I never said there's a problem, wtf u talkin about?
                            OK


                            Car Safety / General Servicing Checks --------Basic suspension checks

                            My 5.7 LS1 Holden Ute

                            A "Finished" project car is never finished until its been sold.

                            If at first you don't succeed, Try again. Don't give up too easily, persistance pays off in the end.

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                              Originally posted by iiball3 View Post
                              not everyone has money to do shit like that.."the right way". i was looking for a cheap fix for the time being until i decided to do real body work, or paint the car, which will prolly be like 2 yrs from now.
                              So wait 2 years from now and deal with it all at once.

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