[DML] Frame Rust - accessing areas from beneath.
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[DML] Frame Rust - accessing areas from beneath.
- From: "sweetp01569" <paul.sweet@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2008 15:05:12 -0000
I have the typical epoxy flaking on corners of frame and surface
rust formed. I also have a more serious situation on the front end,
where epoxy softened and lifted in areas due to brake fluid leaking
for the previous owner. I'd like to get to this, but not sure how to
remove the loose epoxy in hidden areas. If I do the best I can with
scrapers and screwdrivers, apply POR 15 and then paint, will it be
good enough that some deep areas will not get prepared properly? I
don't plan to lift or remove the car from the frame and want to do
what I can from underneath when on jack stands. I live in MA, but
never take the car out in the rain or snow. How critical is it that
I repair the rust immediately, since it's not exposed to rain or
snow? Will general moisture in the air attack the rust that quickly?
Also, if I ask Rob Grady to do this job, does he have better access
to the hidden areas, and is it very expensive for him to fix?
Thanks,
Paul
Vin 10944
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