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Pointless waste of time rust was never removed only way to remove rust for certain is cut it out.
Actually the rust converter will seal the rust the glass filler is water resistant and will keep water out you don't need to always cut the rust out this will last for along time.
if your'e not cutting out rust and welding new metal in,then repairing this way is o.k.,as long as you grind out the rust totally- be really brutal- don't leave any rust-pits behind.
then,once youv'e filled the holes,painted it and finished the repair, coat the back of the panel in engine-oil,to stop,or drastically reduce,rust coming back in the future.
look like cheap repair to sell car quickly to scam someone, lol
Remember, guys that this tutorial is for a home repair not for professional body men.
From this vid and others like it I have learned that what has been described here will be of great help to me and if I do the job right then I can expect the repair to last me about two years. I'm cool with that and it means that I can do the job myself other than pay a panel shop a ton of money that is difficult to justify to repair a twenty year old car that cost me a grand to buy.
How about the inside of the panel as rust can find its way through, also the "fibreglass" should be ground a bit lower for the filler to be applied then sanded even for primer filler.
no gloves needed??
I used card board several times !
You can use cardboard to mix your body filler and icing. It's the way I was taught from old timers and I've never had a problem.