eyeoutthere

I just got done patching the holes in the floor board of my 86 RX7 (I cut out the rusted parts and welded in good metal).

How do I protect the new metal from rust?

A friend of mine recommended spraying on some Rustoleum (sp?) and then laying down some roofing tar.

What do you guys recommend?

Thanks,
Jason

ZoomZoom

iTrader: (2)

I bet you could get them LineX'D. that would be cool.

rfreeman27

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LineX is really nice stuff.

I think i remember a tv show where they linex'ed the ottom of a bronco after reparing the body like you did.

ZoomZoom

iTrader: (2)

Ive seen it done to the inside of Jeeps. Same reasons.

rockshox

iTrader: (3)

por15. www.por15.com im doing my rx3 right now and have used it before also.

dole2000

Keep in mind tha por15 is dangerous ****. More toxics and heavy metals than having three mile island or the love canal down the street. Use with caution!!!!

rockshox

iTrader: (3)

yeah exactly but thats why it works so well!

Wankel7

There is stuff that they spray on aircraft. Now we are talking alumninum on that case. But I do not see why it would not work with steel.

It is called Zinc Chromate? Spelling is prob wrong on that last word. However, it is a nasty green color. But you see it on everything from a small two pass airplane to an airliner.

James

Wankel7

Like this stuff......

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/nsearc...=Zinc+Chromate

James

eyeoutthere

I had a couple of friends as well as the paint shop recommend that stuff to me.

I ended up getting "Chassis Saver UCP99 Truck/Auto underbody coating". The guy at the paint shop said it was the same stuff as POR15.

David Beale

LPS makes "Zinc rich spray" which is finely powdered zinc in an Epoxy base. I've used it for outdoor steel, such as antenna towers and mounts. Works great. It comes in regular paint cans or spray bombs. Put it on then get it "Rino'd", and it will outlast the junk yard!

neptuneRX

does anyone have some before and after photos?