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> Anyone have any experience using Rust Bullet? (www.rustbullet.com) > I'm looking for something thats an easy and effective way to paint > over and "protect" some rust spots inside my doors and also on the > floor of my new squareback. I did a lot of research on rust protection and I decided to go with Rust Bullet. I can't compare it to the others (POR-15, etc.) because I've never used them. I bought a pint of Rust Bullet and put it on a rear fender that I had stripped of paint. I also put some on the rusty frame of our pop-up camper. It's too early to tell, but it appears to be adhering well. If you decided touse it, make sure you don't use a rust converter first (like Navel Jelly or other acid-based converters)-- they will cause Rust Bullet to flake off. Also, don't leave the can open! I went to great lengths to cover the can while I was using it. Despite that, I still had a thick 'skin' on the leftover stuff when I re-opened it. Either use it all at once or expect a big loss due to 'skinning'. Like I said, I can't personally compare it to anything else, but I liked it enough that I am ordering more of it today to do the rest of my Fastback. Del ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ List info at http://www.vwtype3.org/list | mailto:gregm@vwtype3.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~