Rust Spots?
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Rust Spots?
I was waxing my car yesterday and noticed a few small small spots of rust along with scratch spot near the keyhole on the trunk (from my key im guessing). I don't know how they got there but want to get them dealt with asap so they don't grow. What can be done ? I remember someone posting a while ago that had a rust spot near the keyhole on the trunk and got it fixed at honda. What do they do, how much does it cost? Etc?
i had this scratch around my trunk that started to rust.. i cleaned the rust and used touch up paint to cover it it up.............. dont think it has spread since.
this was over a year ago.
this was over a year ago.
sand it carefully..... make sure that you dont sand the paint! only the rust... if the rust isnt too big of a section.. use some touch up paint to cover it up....
cheapest and efficient way imo.....
cheapest and efficient way imo.....
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ya...when you go to buy the sandpaper... make sure it's wet/dry sandpaper.
Then get a bucket of water and add some dish soap... mix it around and keep saturating the sandpaper in the water as you sand.
Then get a bucket of water and add some dish soap... mix it around and keep saturating the sandpaper in the water as you sand.
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Originally Posted by NewCivicGuy
What about the green rust on emblems? Is there a chrome cleaner/polisher I can use on that without worrying about getting it on the paint?
Originally Posted by R1Style
ya...when you go to buy the sandpaper... make sure it's wet/dry sandpaper.
Then get a bucket of water and add some dish soap... mix it around and keep saturating the sandpaper in the water as you sand.
Then get a bucket of water and add some dish soap... mix it around and keep saturating the sandpaper in the water as you sand.
yea i figured
cuz i couldnt find wet or dry sandpaper
all i saw was waterproof sandpaper
so i thought the waterproof ability would allow it not to completely render the sandpaper useless but still have the effects of wetting it saugashan
i recently found it
cuz i couldnt find wet or dry sandpaper
all i saw was waterproof sandpaper
so i thought the waterproof ability would allow it not to completely render the sandpaper useless but still have the effects of wetting it saugashan
i recently found it
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