If anyone invented a product that needed rust and eliminated rust
> by
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Architectural metals companies use a fair amount of iron oxide to ad
patina to various architectural and decorative metals.
The iron oxide does not attack the steel base materials due to special
coatings similar to POR products.
The sprayed on iron oxide coatings rust almost immediately leaving the
desired patina.
As far as body shops go ............. its rush through and get paid,
thats all they care about. If they leave uncoated seams they just don't
care.
I never repair small dents in my Westy, anywhere they add heat it burns
off the paint and they won't spend ten minutes (even if I paid them to)
to open a panel and coat the interior of a work area.
In the paint and body its Habla Espanol and rush, rush, rush.

Stan Wilder

On Tue, 5 Mar 2002 17:02:34 -0800 developtrust <developtrust@COX.NET>
writes:
> > At 12:11 AM +0100 3/6/02, Robert Steven Fish wrote:
> > >I thought the whole beauty of these new miracle chemicals, was
> that they
> do
> > >not even like to have bare metal... they like to be painted onto
> RUST!!!
> >
> Think about it.
>
> If anyone invented a product that needed rust and eliminated rust
> by
> chemically combining with it and changing it into harmless material
> that
> inventor would be richer than Bill Gates. And body shops everywhere
> would
> use it. I've never found a body shop that would guarantee a paint
> job where
> rust was a factor.
>
> William Polowniak
> 1989 Vanagon GL
> 1988 Mercedes 300 SE
>
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