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Old 01-18-2006, 10:56 AM
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Re: Fixing Rust

Have you looking into POR-15?? www.por-15.com

Their stuff is excellent and I've been using it on rust for almost 5 years. I even have some on my rodeo.
They have a little starter kit that would probably be more than enough for the rust spots. As long as you prep the rust spot nicely, and put a top coat over the por15, it should last a damn long time.
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Re: Fixing Rust

I may ook into that. I forgot all about that product. It's expensive though.
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Re: Fixing Rust

Here is what it is called. I am getting the same thing. I actually ended up ordering on https://www.hondapartsnow.com under passport.

Lots of annoying little parts you can get there.





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