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![]() There seems to be a lot of conflicting opinions on this, but I'd eppreciate your views on what is the best way to treat bare steel, pror to applying filler-primer, when affecting a bodywork repair on a car, (having removed rust from an area and having abraded it, as far as possible, down to bare, steel). I know there are various Jenolite-type products, and someone suggested a zinc-based primer. What are your views? My primary concern is to inhibit rust, of course. I once read the results of an experiment which seemd to conclude that Hemmerite was one of the best rust inhibitors of all, but I don't know how suitable Hammerite would be in this type of application... Many thanks, Al |
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