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Date:         Thu, 7 Sep 2000 01:52:29 -0400
Reply-To:     Flat Four <aircooledvw77t1@ENGINEER.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Flat Four <aircooledvw77t1@ENGINEER.COM>
Subject:      rust sorry
Comments: To: type2@lenti.type2.com, VintageBus List <vintagebus@type2.com>,
          VintagVW@listproc.sjsu.edu, things@topica.com
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My question has probably already been answered, and I'm so sorry if it has been. I looked in the Archives and all sorts of places with no luck. The problem is Rust showing up all over my car. My car had been restored and so I would really like to stop the rust before it does any damage. The rust is eating away at the crome rims and hub caps. Its the insides of the hub caps that have the most rust. There is also rust on the crome ring around the headlights. And what looks like rust on the plastic turn signal lights for the front. What should I do? I can't use POR15 for these places except for inside the hub caps possibly. Would CLR work or would it do more damage? What about spraying on some 10wD40? TIA

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