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Ahh, that just looks like some bubbles in the paint. That likely isn't all the way through and should be an easy fix. You will want to grind out all the rust you can, use a good rust inhibitor, then bondo up the spot and do a touchup paint. TKR can give you more details, he is more of a pro than I am.
munchgsx
12-18-2007, 04:19 PM
Thats the respones I was hoping for. I'm going to replace the front fender with new. When I get the rust fix I will be %100 rust free until I take of the skirts.:frown: I hope I don't see what twotalons did.
Kevin 1G Drummer
12-18-2007, 06:20 PM
I can almost guarantee that rust spot is at least 75% through the metal, if not all the way through. You would do best to cut that spot out if you don't want it to come back. At least it's not really a big area, but might be tricky considering the fuel door is right there.
TkrPerformance
12-18-2007, 06:48 PM
take it all the way down to start with then go from there. kevin and I are the 2 body guy's on here. you might get lucky, but probley not it started from the inside so it is more than likley rotted almost the hole way though. just do what kevin said right above
munchgsx
12-19-2007, 06:44 AM
Has far as repainting the spot. Can I just use touchup or do I have to paint the whole 1/4.
You should be able to touch up that spot as long as you blend it in and get a good color match. You may end up buffing the whole car though, the finish is going to be very different. It looks like it could use one anyway though.
munchgsx
12-19-2007, 03:51 PM
I see the white marks that look like scraches in the picture but you can't see them in person.
Ok so I'm grinding down to bare metal, using some sort of rust inhibitor, filling the hole, prime, paint, clear and buff the crap out of it within reason. Does this black even have a clear coat?
Well, grind it down and see what you have. Then take some pics and post them up. If you have holes you have a decision to make, have it look ok for a year or two, or fix it for the long term?
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