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In 1972 I took my GT6 to bare metal and feel your pain. It is for sure a lot of work. Mine was white and I repainted it white. Since all non-tinted white paints are the same and I did not want it to rust again I painted it with Rust-Oleum red oxide primer and white top coat. A pain to spray because it stuck to everything within a country mile but it turned out beautiful and stood the test of time.
In 1972 I took my GT6 to bare metal and feel your pain. It is for sure a lot of work. Mine was white and I repainted it white. Since all non-tinted white paints are the same and I did not want it to rust again I painted it with Rust-Oleum red oxide primer and white top coat. A pain to spray because it stuck to everything within a country mile but it turned out beautiful and stood the test of time.
