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Old 10-30-2007, 07:39 PM
MUDDVOL MUDDVOL is offline
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I used Rust Bullet on my ole 96, the stinking oil pan was almost rusted through, hope this is enough to save her?
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Old 10-31-2007, 08:14 AM
fast_st fast_st is offline
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How long ago did you put the Rust Bullet on? it looks like POR in the setup and
prep. I've seen the TSB for rusty oil pans here and there. Living in the rust
belt is something else, I hear in Ohio they use cinders with a high sulphur content
as if salt wasn't bad enough. Here they mix salt with calcium chloride to speed
up the rusting.

-Jason
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Old 11-16-2007, 02:18 AM
NCHornet NCHornet is offline
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Congrats for getting out of So Cal!!! I left the Republic of Kalifornia 11 years ago and have nver been happier!! Por15 or one I like even better is KBS coatings are the only products I would truly trust to stop and seal the rust. I am restoring a 77 CJ5 and it will be as close to rust proof when we get done as possible. I am using the KBS, a little goes a long way. A 1/2 gal would treat everything underneath, however you have to do the proper prep work. Undercoatings usually only work on a new vehicle, otherwise you trap this junk and as already said it will just rust faster. You can cut corners and cost, or do it right the first time and know you are protected. PM me with any ?
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