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I have used rustoleum rusty metal primer on stuff that doesn't matter. It works better than some paints. You can get phosphoric acid rust converter at any hardware store or any automotive store. I used to use the aerosol but I decided after awhile that it wasn't working well enough. I like it watery thin. I use Rust Mort by SEM. you get it at auto parts stores that carry paint. You put it on fairly liberally and keep brushing it around keeping the surface wet for 15 minutes. then let it dry and wash off any residue with water. If I am doing something that matters I dry the water off with alcohol or final prep.
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