nathandarby67
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I have a 73 Midget on which I am getting ready to cut out some rusty areas, mostly in the inner fenders, as well as replace the floor pans. Due to my schedule, I likely won't be able to do the job all at once over a weekend or something, but rather work on it a couple of hours at night over several weeks. I will also soon be stripping paint to prepare for a repaint. So my question is this: when doing body work that exposes bare metal, how do you prevent corrosion from starting on the bare metal you have finished working with while you are working on other parts of the car? (The car is in a non-climate controlled garage.) I have seen several brands of spray on stuff that is supposed to do the trick, and other people have told me to just spray a light coat of primer. I would just like to hear what has worked for other people out there, or is this type of protection really even necessary? I have heard tales of dreaded "flash rust", but what's the real scoop?
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