Rust repair, part 1

[clockworkpixel]

"Well I finally had some fre time and some decent weather to start using the POR-15 rust sealer paint on The Cat.
I scraped and wire brushed the bottom lip of the rear hatch, the edge of both rear wheel wells, and the driver's rear door well. Applied the cleaner/degreaser, then the rust converter/metal prep.
Chemical reations are cool. This stuff makes any non-rusty paint shine like brand new, and turns any rusty areas flat black. Then as it dries it leaves a zinc phosphate coating (looks sort of like a whitish-grey powder) on all of the exposed metal to protect it.
I'm hoping for no rain and decent weather today so I can paint over these areas with the POR-15, then seal them with the topcaot sometime this weekend (notthat the topcoat is vital as all it does is prevent the POR-15 from oxidizing & changing color in the sun).

Areas left to do:

• top edge of rear hatch
  
• bottom edge of driver's door
  
• edge of trim on driver's door
  
• behind rear bumper on passenger side
  
• (replace)passenger door.
  

Comments

Re: Wow, I feel inadiquate...

[cypherclerk.livejournal.com]

Oh, OK. Well maybe I feel a little better now. LOL

So have you made any desisions on Your stay overseas? I would have loved to get an offer like that again.

Re: Wow, I feel inadiquate...

[pixel.livejournal.com]

So have you made any desisions on Your stay overseas? I would have loved to get an offer like that again.

"Ummm..... that wasn't me. Plymouth (http://www.livejournal.com/~plymouth/) was the one who was given the opportunity to live overseas."

Re: Wow, I feel inadiquate...

[cypherclerk.livejournal.com]

Oh GOD, I realised that after I posted, then was called away from the computer for about half an hour. Did not get the chanse to post a whoops, mea culpa.


Sorry!

I think my brain is still thawing....