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Hi All, The best by far would be to remove the rust totally, (cut out and weld in new metal, but not always practical). Or use a grinder, or wire wheel to remove it all, (don't over heat the metal though), again not always practical, or complete. I've used Eastwood's corrorless, (on the inside of the frame head on my Beetle chassis). It's $23.00 US/Quart, (you can some times get it on sale) but for some reason it's now called Rust Encapsulator. It comes in Pt cans, and 16 oz spray cans too! It is top-coatable, goes on with a foam brush or roller, doesn't turn bad in the can once it's been opened, you can use it when it's colder, and wet, you can thin it to use in spray guns, and most impotrantly you can get it off your skin! Cheers, John La Francois '65 Notch S (Nubb) '67 Beetle (Bubb) With a nearly refurbished chassis '98 Jetta GL (Wolfgang) --- Derek Flenniken <derek@enth.net> wrote: Looking for something to stop the rust > until the body can be > properly repaired and painted. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kevin Guarnotta" <kguarnotta@usa.net> > > | well por-15 is probably far and away the best. > | > | another decent product is corroless, sold be > eastwood. it is a red heavy > | duty paint over rust type of stuff. dont' know > price comparison to por-15 __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New DSL Internet Access from SBC & Yahoo! http://sbc.yahoo.com ------------------------------------------------ To unsubscribe, E-mail to: <type3-off@vwtype3.org> For more help, see http://vwtype3.org/list/