You are right to be concerned about rusting of the frame on Long Island (you are surrounded by the Ocean-salt water is VERY bad). The best thing you can do now is just get some kind of rust preventitive spray and just drench the frame for the time being. Try to park the car on pavement to prevent the moisture from the ground going up into the car. Cover it well and make sure that it is tightly covered so no small animals can crawl in. When the weather improves remove all the loose epoxy by chipping or scrapping it off. Sand the metal to remove any rust and feather the edges and then paint with Krylon "Smoke Grey". Since you say the epoxy is bad in front it is very common for the brake master cylinder to leak causing the brake fluid AKA paint remover to soften the epoxy. When you fix the master cylinder and dry the epoxy it isn't bonded to the metal anymore so it cracks and comes off. Make sure the master cylinder isn't leaking anymore before fixing the paint on the frame or it will just damage it again. David Teitelbaum vin 10757 --- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "dmc_delorean_2000 <dmc_delorean_2000@xxxx>" <dmc_delorean_2000@xxxx> wrote: > hi > Ive been working under my D alot More than when I first go my car and >