Body work Qs

[David Yaghoubian <goob@dnai.com>]

Hi Folks-

Well, I can't put it off any longer.  My 68 Sqbk has been gathering rust in
many (small) spots and the cheap paint job I had done 6 years ago looks
like the $800 it cost. (glad I took the picture that is on Greg's scrapbook
page right after the paint job ;)  There are a few dings here and there
that I don't fel like messing with as a rookie, and painting it myself is
out of the question, so basically, I want to do the rust removal/spot
primering myself and then take the car to someone for the paint/bodywork.

My questions are about the general procedure for removing rust in spots and
primering. 
For example... I've got rust on the roof in spots where the roof rack used
to attach and
in strips where the lateral rack slats used to be.  The holes were filled
and rust supposedly
 removed when I had the car painted last, but obviously that didn't do the
trick.

Here's what I'm thinking I need to do... please add wisdom/product info
wherever possible! :)

1.  Buff off all the rust/paint down to the metal in and around all spots
where there is rust.
I am assuming it is ok to use a drill w/ one of those wire brush
attachments for this. (?)
2.  Apply some kinda rust-killer/suppressor stuff and let sit... (see, i
don't know squat... help! :)
3.  Mask section and apply a few coats of primer.
4. Let dry and pray.

Also, I have rust spots (minor) in the gutters and along the side of the
car under where the big chrome moulding
attach points are.  Would I use the same procedure for all affected areas?

Thanks to any who can shed light....

David Y.