any DIY for this?

[helofast]

[JDM_Certified]

Oh man thats the cancer for accords.! Have no idea man, cause i got the same problem as you.

if there are no DIY for this, anybody know how to fix this? with the use of what? would fiber glass and then some bondo work?

helofast and i needs some serious help.

[GangGreenGang]

Daaaaaaaaaaamn! That is hella bad dude. I just got it by the wheel/rear bumber area (knocks on wood).

[tickleMYelmo]

Thats a bummer! I wish you guys luck... I've got some bad rust INSIDE my trunk... I'm debating on whether to just get a CLEAN CB shell for a new project or if I should take it in to a shop and get it fixed... It's hella expensive for rust repair... My quarter panels are going to cost me 1300 alone...

[lummieCB7]

i dunno about fixing it but maybe put some naval jelly on there to neutralize it?

http://www.loctiteproducts.com/produ...id=47&plid=169

feel free to correct me if this is a bad idea.

[visualpoet]

Definitely try to get it stopped, but if it was my ride, I'd be looking for a clean shell. That rust is horrible and in a bad bad spot to try to repair. My condolences.

[tickleMYelmo]

Damn... I've never even heard of that stuff... Has anyone ever used it?

[helofast]

Oh man thats the cancer for accords.! Have no idea man, cause i got the same problem as you.

if there are no DIY for this, anybody know how to fix this? with the use of what? would fiber glass and then some bondo work?

helofast and i needs some serious help.

o crap yours is really bad
definitely some help, i wonder if a shop will fix it, but i dont even want to think of the bill

[helofast]

i dunno about fixing it but maybe put some naval jelly on there to neutralize it?

http://www.loctiteproducts.com/produ...id=47&plid=169

feel free to correct me if this is a bad idea.

I would try it, but i cant find any around my area, ima go to autozone after work today, maybe they have something that will help

[bluecb7]

The only problem I would have with the rust nuetralizer is that it would not have the structural integrity of the original (before rust) metal. On helofast's it looks like you may be able to get away with just sanding it out and prepping and painting it, provided that is all the deeper it has gone. On JDM Certified's it looks like patch panels are in order. I say "looks" because I am no professional, but on helo's it appears to be a bunch of surface rst that is ready to head deeper. But on JDM Certified's it looks as though you can see through some of.

Edited for miswording.

[benji]

I agree with bluecb7. JDM_Certified needs some welding done. Helo could just clean it out and primer it, and then get some frost white and finish it. I don't know if I would grind it, though. A wire wheel attachment for a drill works very good, and you won't burn through the metal like you would with a grinder. The metal there is very thin, all the more thinner because of the rust.

[helofast]

do you guys think i can bondo some walls in there? because i can clean it for sure, but it sucks because when i wash my car, water goes in the trunk

[benji]

do you guys think i can bondo some walls in there? because i can clean it for sure, but it sucks because when i wash my car, water goes in the trunk

You could bondo it; be sure to get the fiberglass reinforced bondo, though, because it will make a stronger patch than just bondo. I don't think I would go more than 3-4 square inches with just bondo, though. It's made to smooth over a dent/rough spot, not to fill in holes.

[helofast]

You could bondo it; be sure to get the fiberglass reinforced bondo, though, because it will make a stronger patch than just bondo. I don't think I would go more than 3-4 square inches with just bondo, though. It's made to smooth over a dent/rough spot, not to fill in holes.

ill try it, next paycheck ill get the stuff i need

[JDM_Certified]

I agree with bluecb7. JDM_Certified needs some welding done. Helo could just clean it out and primer it, and then get some frost white and finish it. I don't know if I would grind it, though. A wire wheel attachment for a drill works very good, and you won't burn through the metal like you would with a grinder. The metal there is very thin, all the more thinner because of the rust.

awww.. seriously? MAN! i dont even have the money cause im busy with school and busy packing for a trip to p.i. Would fiberglass and some bondo atleast hold it? cause thats what ive done to other rust, especially sunroof. it works fine..