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How to fix these rusty areas? (photos)

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These are behind the chrome hood trim, each mounting hole looks about the same. I assume it's just a matter of sanding + primer, but I wasn't sure the recommended grit. And will it hurt to just use some white primer and no finishing paint?

 

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This one really pisses me off, was not like this a month ago (damn rain). I'm thinking about getting a can of POR15 and treating some of the undercarriage - do I need to do anything to this spot before applying it?

 

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If that's all the rust you have on the hood I would clean it off with some 40-80 grit and/or a wire wheel - whatever it takes to get the paint/rust off and to get the metal clean as possible. Then check with Eastwood or a company that deals with a chemical rust treatment product and a good self etching primer/sealer. Are you planing on a paint job soon? Even with a primer/sealer I would get paint on it ASAP.

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thats just the front edge of the hood in the picture.I would say the rear is worse off.That lip could be almost gone from the backside

 

Here's a couple shots from the rear:

 

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The hood has overall really nice paint, hoping not to respray the thing just to treat this hidden spot behind the chrome trim. Picked up some sandpaper and self-etching primer today, will post progress photos.

 

 

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