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ilvtofu 08-29-2009 06:14 PM

bubbling/rust
 
So theres some minor rust on my rear bumper right behind the mudflaps and a little bit of bubbling on the lower portion of my doors, How do i go about removing this?
Is it worth the money to go through all this painting etc or should i wait for it to get worse?
or maybe find a nice bodykit ;)

My paintjob is fairly new so i don't really wanna repaint it again, but previous owner just sprayed over all the rust and bubbles...... :(

!Yaminashi 08-29-2009 06:55 PM

If he just sprayed over all the rust and bubbles I'm pretty sure it'll just get worse from here

Suprarz666 08-29-2009 08:08 PM

if its pretty minor, just grind it off, fill it and sand it at home. Prep it nicely and use some rattlecan white, since its in an area most people dont look, and it doesn't seem like you want to spend a lot of money.

Nvasion 08-29-2009 08:13 PM

grind it to bear metal... use some anti corrosion spray or wipe and then prime then paint it.

ilvtofu 08-29-2009 11:24 PM

Hmm should i take off my pants while grinding? jkjk
How to grind?

Damn, lol thought of maybe doing an AE86 stripe down the side lol, maybe i'll use spraycan white and get ken to polish it till it's shiny XD

!Aznboi128 08-29-2009 11:27 PM

use a angle grinder

ilvtofu 08-29-2009 11:28 PM

I think i just might have one lying around, that'll work fine for the bumper rust, but what about the doors? the bubbling is really quite minor, hmm... maybe

what is the exact technique?

Truenosan 08-31-2009 11:05 PM

Grind it down to the bare metal, if you don't care about the shape and aren't planning on applying body filler, just put epoxy or spray it with an etch primer, then apply some colour.

thumper 09-01-2009 11:13 AM

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