Yeomans22 Posted November 25, 2009 Report Posted November 25, 2009 hi, basically, i've had my car since february, the last owner noticed there was a couple of rust patches, where the car had been bumped by other cars etc. and to stop it from rusting they decided to use a household paint brush and paint on grey primer or something, here a pic of what i mean as u can see the rust underneath is only a small ammount, i want to get the grey off treat the rust and just touch up the effected area, i dont want to try and paint the whole thing as it will look terrible. does anyone know what to do? there a few patches like this but this one is the worst. thanks Paul.
mart @ fpe Posted November 25, 2009 Report Posted November 25, 2009 use a bit of g3 or t-cut that should take it off no probs
GT_lenny Posted November 26, 2009 Report Posted November 26, 2009 is is brushed on- if so try some thinners- if that dont work rub it off - start with 180 then work your way down to 400 grade- once its all off treat with some kurust or jenolite then rub that down with 400 and apply some acid8 etch primer- pricey but worth it again flat it off with 400 then use some hi build/filler primer and flat this off with 800 paper- now your ready for paint be sure to feather all the edges of surrounding existing paint so you dont get an edge
Fishtailparka Posted November 26, 2009 Report Posted November 26, 2009 Don't be surprised if whatever was in the paint that was brushed on has soaked right in and you get a reaction. I had a car that was touched up with household gloss. It was a nightmare to paint it.
Yeomans22 Posted November 26, 2009 Author Report Posted November 26, 2009 thanks for your help, i've had a go with t-cut and some wet and dry now. and had a go at a the worse patches today, will upload the pics in a min, still can't believe someone would paint such a large amount for what is only a small bit of rust
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