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Rust In Boot - Please Help?

Started by kade355 vbmenu_register("postmenu_1473987", true); · 11 July 2007 · 23 replies

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Magnum06 vbmenu_register("postmenu_1500735", true);Archived member

02-08-07, 23:13 GMT+10#21

If it's just surface rust, buy a scuffing wheel and go crazy. It will be done in seconds.

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fleas vbmenu_register("postmenu_1528937", true);Archived member

24-08-07, 18:32 GMT+10#22

and also seal tailights with windscreen sealer dont use sikaflex coz it goes hard whereas windscreen sealer stays soft but seals[/quote] Gday, any chance of sealing the lights without taking them out?? ta

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revneck vbmenu_register("postmenu_1528940", true);Archived member

24-08-07, 18:35 GMT+10#23

Quote: Originally Posted by fleas and also seal tailights with windscreen sealer dont use sikaflex coz it goes hard whereas windscreen sealer stays soft but seals Gday, any chance of sealing the lights without taking them out?? ta[/quote] not properly,it only takes 3 minutes with an eight mill to get them out.

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fleas vbmenu_register("postmenu_1529237", true);Archived member

24-08-07, 22:49 GMT+10#24

Looks like there's no other way then hey. Will be taking them apart this weekend hopefully. Found out water was getting in from the left taillight. That and the boot rubber pretty much had it Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

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