Hammer(ite) time
18 October 2012, 03:54 PM
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Hammer(ite) time
Well was vacuming the boot out today and decided to take a look behind the trim near the arches, low and behold the sight that greeted me was not a pleasent one, deep set rust on the inside of the out skin near where the bumper joins the bodywork 
well 1 hour later and high on hammerite I think I've got it all. Just be sure to check this area if you have a classic and you havnt already done so.
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well 1 hour later and high on hammerite I think I've got it all. Just be sure to check this area if you have a classic and you havnt already done so.Magictree
19 October 2012, 12:18 AM
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Did you not treat it with a rust neutraliser first? Good effort but sadly it probably wont stop it coming through the arch Probably wouldnt stop it even with a rust neutraliser if its as bad as it sounds 
Probably wouldnt stop it even with a rust neutraliser if its as bad as it sounds
19 October 2012, 08:39 AM
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Well was vacuming the boot out today and decided to take a look behind the trim near the arches, low and behold the sight that greeted me was not a pleasent one, deep set rust on the inside of the out skin near where the bumper joins the bodywork well 1 hour later and high on hammerite I think I've got it all. Just be sure to check this area if you have a classic and you havnt already done so.
Magictree
well 1 hour later and high on hammerite I think I've got it all. Just be sure to check this area if you have a classic and you havnt already done so.Magictree
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