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Re: Rear Wheels
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Posted by Tyler(WA) on June 30, 2000 at 12:15:48 from (12.13.226.15):
In Reply to: Rear Wheels posted by Warren on June 30, 2000 at 07:18:18:
The first thing you need to do is get ALL the CaCl off the metal. Sand-blasting is a good idea but wire-brushing is a minimum. Make sure you "soap & water scrub" everything. There is a product called Hammerrite that needs no primer and lays down a near ceramic hard coating that no salt will eat through. It comes in either spray or brush. If you use a brush, make it a throw away. Hammerite is Xylene based and it's more trouble to clean the brush than it's worth. This product does not require a bare metal surface either. It bonds to surface rust and won't let it continue. The only caution is that you not trap any salt between the paint and the metal. I used this product on my rims when I put the last new tire on. Great product.
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