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partwerks
post Sep 24 2014, 08:24 PM
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What would be the best combo to use on the floor pans, once the floor tar is off? I have solid pans, so only anticipating surface rust.

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For the center tunnel, or can/should the tunnel be taken off to remove the rust?
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post Sep 25 2014, 05:41 AM
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for the center tunnel I used a shop vac at one end and air hose at the other end.

then I used a rust converter as all that was present was surface rust.

I used the air hose to move the rust converter "picklex" inside the tunnel.

then after drying, I used zero rust and also used the air hose to move it too.

a respirator is recommended with zero rust.

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