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Dear Jim;
I was planing to use the walnut shells "following up" with chemicals to neutralize the rust. Then using the epoxy primer you mentioned & wait to find defects before painting.
This vehicle was stored outside in North Dakota for about 40 winters. The rust is several thousands deep & I was worried about blasting clear through with sand.
I have yet to check with 'local' sandblasters as they are construction/home type folks & here we rarely see cars rusted enough for blasting.
Good advice you posted, John M...
John M., I.I. #3370
"There are no shortcuts to any place worth going". -Anon
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trident
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