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Pitted Sheet Metal?

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Posted by Lynn on May 26, 1999 at 06:46:38 from (148.144.81.9):

I'll be removing the sheet metal (39- "A")and having it straightened and sand blasted but I can foresee some (alot) of small pitting. Does anyone have a good method of dealing with these rust pits? They're really small but I'm afraid they'll show through the finish paint. After going through all the time, trouble & expense, I'ld like the finished sheet metal to be as perfect as possible. Thanks for any ideas. Lynn (NY)

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