curing rust

curing rust was created by helsbyman

Posted 10 years 7 months ago #141077
Well after looking at my wheel archers for the last 3 months which had got the rust bug and it being a nice day I got the sand paper out and made a start on the 4 archers.
It's the bit where the wing is bent in about 2/3 of an inch and about 5-7 inchers from the bottom were rusty. I had done them before but the rust came back even though I used hamerite rust cure [ which I now think only cures the rust to 3-4 micros ]so if you have more than that it just comes back
Well I started at 1pm and it took 2hrs as I rubbed the archers to bare metal this time than treated the pin rust with the rust cure then painted with dark green hammerite paint [ good match for BRG ]. :woo2:

BILSTIEN DAMPERS, 4-2-1 MANIFOLD, HEAD WORK BY SABRE.

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Replied by Andy Lawrence on topic curing rust

Posted 10 years 7 months ago #141081
But where's the pictures??????


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Replied by helsbyman on topic curing rust

Posted 10 years 7 months ago #141083
Oops, forgot to take any

BILSTIEN DAMPERS, 4-2-1 MANIFOLD, HEAD WORK BY SABRE.

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Replied by Andy Lawrence on topic curing rust

Posted 10 years 7 months ago #141087
:spank:


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Replied by Raccoon on topic curing rust

Posted 10 years 7 months ago #141094

helsbyman wrote: ... then painted with dark green hammerite paint [ good match for BRG ].


btw - silver hammerite is nearly identical with MG's platinum silver MNX.
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