Rustoration Restoration
Yes, another rustoration What's the best way? I've used less adrasive t cut with a greenie but what about getting it dipped or blasted with something.
Sorry, i meant to say best way to remove the rustDonnie wrote:eh? the best way to what?
- JoeP
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I used Morris' Ankor Wax, or w@nk3r axe as I couldn't stop calling it http://busnbug.com/sb_clients/busnbug/b ... or_wax.cfm
Enough of this modern italian crap
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I had all my panels, frame and stuff soda blasted, it's friendly to the metal underneath.
I thought Ankor wax was something you put on after you'd got the rust off?
The soda blasting lookings good, did you do it yourself?
The soda blasting lookings good, did you do it yourself?
I thought Ankor wax was something you put on after you'd got the rust off?
The soda blasting lookings good, did you do it yourself?
The soda blasting lookings good, did you do it yourself?
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Ankor wax for the under body and ACF 50 for the rest.
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I had it done by a firm near Biggin Hill, when I got it back they had also put on a coat of primer to protect the clean metal, highly reccommendedThe soda blasting lookings good, did you do it yourself?