Re: '88 Grand Wagon frame rusted
 

Thanks Mike, Earle, Chris

I will check for the "rust converter" at CTC this weekend. I used
something like that on my trailer hitch and painted it with Home
Hardware Rust Coat. But it rusted through the paint in one winter. I
guess I didn't get all the rust or else I used a similar product that
wasn't as good.

I still have some of the original formula Naval Jelly. The new stuff
is poor in comparison.

I wanted to try POR-15. I think I found it in the Eastwood catalogue,
but I have no idea where to find it in Canada.

There is a good selection of Krown products at Home Hardware. The only
one I have used is the oil spray. Anybody have experience with their
other products?

I have 5 vehicles to work on so I can experiment.

OT, somebody bumped my wife's car in a parking lot about a month ago.
No body damage, but the other car must have been filthy because it
left some nasty scratches on the plastic bumper. I was hoping to use
rubbing compound to try to clean it up. I have an XJ that has some
overspray touch-up paint on the plastic flares. Is there a product
that will solve both of these problems? Somebody recently mentioned in
another thread that a clay bar could work. Any recommendations? Please
suggest something that is available in Canada if possible.

Merrill

Re: '88 Grand Wagon frame rusted
 

Thanks Mike, Earle, Chris

I will check for the "rust converter" at CTC this weekend. I used
something like that on my trailer hitch and painted it with Home
Hardware Rust Coat. But it rusted through the paint in one winter. I
guess I didn't get all the rust or else I used a similar product that
wasn't as good.

I still have some of the original formula Naval Jelly. The new stuff
is poor in comparison.

I wanted to try POR-15. I think I found it in the Eastwood catalogue,
but I have no idea where to find it in Canada.

There is a good selection of Krown products at Home Hardware. The only
one I have used is the oil spray. Anybody have experience with their
other products?

I have 5 vehicles to work on so I can experiment.

OT, somebody bumped my wife's car in a parking lot about a month ago.
No body damage, but the other car must have been filthy because it
left some nasty scratches on the plastic bumper. I was hoping to use
rubbing compound to try to clean it up. I have an XJ that has some
overspray touch-up paint on the plastic flares. Is there a product
that will solve both of these problems? Somebody recently mentioned in
another thread that a clay bar could work. Any recommendations? Please
suggest something that is available in Canada if possible.

Merrill