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: advice for rear window rust repair fisher2 Jan 24th, 03, 2:22 AM I have a 70 velle and I just finished cutting and rewelding all the bad spots around my rear window. My question is should I use a rust killer coating on the not so bad areas (little pits) before I put a good primer on it. Or is there something better to do? Thanks for reading my question. Gary ChicagoChevelle68 Jan 24th, 03, 3:41 AM What I have done, is to use a 3M rust converter substance, then Rustolium's Rusty Metal primer, and then Rustolium's Gloss Black. It seems to do the trick, but the main point is that it's inexpensive. POR would be ideal, but the price....yow! http://www.thenebula.com/carpics/pics/floor_jack_up_down_md_wht.gif ------------------ Joe G. ChicagoChevelle68 Any car past 1972 is just simply transportation, really! Randy Mosier Jan 24th, 03, 5:05 PM I'm interested in knowing more about the metal work. What did you use to rebuild the channels? I have a couple of sections to cut out and repair, and no replacement pieces are available where mine is rusted. 69ssragtop Jan 24th, 03, 8:03 PM I have a set of sail panels that include the channel all the way to the deck area for a 69.I had to cut up a set of N.O.S quarters for my Chevelle ragtop.Interested? e-mail me at kevinmac_kjm@yahoo.com fisher2 Jan 24th, 03, 10:42 PM Randy I had an old fender from a ranger pickup and I cut it up and welded the pieces in with a low heat welder. Thanks for help guys. Randy Mosier Jan 25th, 03, 5:10 PM You got mail Kevin! | ||