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Here are a few additional pics of the repair.
I cleaned off all of the old sound/water proofing that was sprayed on the surface of the wheel well.
Found one or two small rust through holes that I patched with some metal patch. Once it sets it's harder than the metal underneath and not too hard to smooth out with some sand paper.
Once all the patching is done I'll give it an lick of rust inhibiting undercoat and a final of rubberized top coat.
I have to keep in mind that I've only done one wheel well. The passenger side wheel well has the similar rust through issue.
Oh well at least I know how to fix it now. It should go faster.
I cleaned off all of the old sound/water proofing that was sprayed on the surface of the wheel well.
Found one or two small rust through holes that I patched with some metal patch. Once it sets it's harder than the metal underneath and not too hard to smooth out with some sand paper.
Once all the patching is done I'll give it an lick of rust inhibiting undercoat and a final of rubberized top coat.
I have to keep in mind that I've only done one wheel well. The passenger side wheel well has the similar rust through issue.
Oh well at least I know how to fix it now. It should go faster.
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