Floor Pan treatment steps
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Hello –
I have a 1960 VW Beetle I just acquired. Luckily, it doesn’t have any rust-through, but the pans (floor-boards) are covered in surface rust.
While I’m not ready to remove the body from the pan and sandblast/restore the entire pan, I would like to do some preventative stuff to last me the next year or two.
I want to avoid, if at all possible, having to use any kind of wire-wheel/cup or sandblasting on the car at this point.
Can someone please give me the steps, from start to having a finished surface, that I should use, and which products?
I’m kind of confused if I should use Rust Dissolver or Oxysolv. After using one of those, do I just clean the surface with soap and water, dry, then use Rust Encapsulator, or use Metal Wash, or what, then Rust Encapsulator?
I want to do this right the first time, so I won’t be doing it again in a year.
Also, should I remove all of the seam sealer in this area, then wait to re-apply it until I am at the final step (after Rust Encapsulator), or before?
Thanks!
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