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On Dusty, the frame and underneath had very little rust, but it was packed full of dried mud. I just scrubbed and sprayed cans of Rustoleum and coated with Fluid Film. With rusty parts, your approach is good. Wire brush, rust convert and coat with spray paint. Finish with a coat of Fluid Film to keep rust at bay. POR is great, but it is hard to apply, messy, and breathing the fumes isbad for you. I do use it from time to time, but I hate it.@roadstr6 - when u cleaned up and painted the underside bits, curious if u used spray cans (brand/type), POR15 type product, or something in a hvlp gun?
As I am disassembling and prepping for installing new TRE’s I’ve decided to remove the brown glitter with a wire wheel and then treat/convert it with FDC Rust Coverter Ultra and then my plan is to spray with some black rust oleum enamel spray cans.
Do u support this approach or do I need to restrategize?
I’d love to think about POR15 but seems like a whole lot of steps fora time and space strapped father of many….