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Rust stopper/anti-oxidant - 2/19/2007 8:06:27 AM

HummerGuy

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Do they sell a clear rust stopper, and not that black paint stuff? I want to stand the rust off my light bar brackets, but I don't want to paint them. Is there any kind of sealant or anti-oxidant I can paint over them that is clear and not black? If not, I may just paint the brackets with a coat of that rust stopper and then paint over that a coat of silver.

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RE: Rust stopper/anti-oxidant - 2/19/2007 10:16:59 AM

ZYNE

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Doode, those brackets are so rusted/pitted I'd just get rid of em and start fresh ... either that or have them stripped down/cleaned up and chromed .. How about a coat of rhino liner or line-x or something!? Granted, will be more of a rugged look than the bling bling you're looking for ...

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RE: Rust stopper/anti-oxidant - 2/19/2007 10:39:11 AM

littlehummerboy

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You really won't be happy if you paint them silver/chrome color. They will look amazing bad next to your chrome IMO. Getting them properly rechromed, or going with another covering (ie powder coating) or choosing a darker color such as black or red is probably the way to go.

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RE: Rust stopper/anti-oxidant - 2/20/2007 8:53:49 AM

Gunner_45

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The only thing I have seen work (with varying degrees of success) is steel wool (SOS Pad) and then multiple/heavy coats of wax.

The wool is tougher than the rust but not so tough it scratches the chrome. It will get a lot of the rust off, but you will still have some pits.

You might try these guys: http://www.eastwoodco.com/index.jsp

They have all manner of restorative products.

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