Re: [DML] The battle:Frame rust
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Re: [DML] The battle:Frame rust



Your best bet is to remove and replace anything with rust.  You should
also be careful about the material you use for a patch.  For example, 
you should select the correct thickness and grade of metal.  You may
want to look at galvanized replacement panels as well.  

--
Mike

> Should I bother trying to sand-blast?-or just go ahead and cut all the
> rust away...? See also my problem is that since the frame is designed
> with hollow sections inside of each rail-such as on the double "Y"
> parts, it is impossible to see what is going on inside. I will never
> know where the rust is forming unless its on the outside of the rail.



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