Rustproofing
Most classic Fords are notorious for corrosion, so many owners have become skilled in the art of rustproofing, or at the very least, dread the sight of tinworm.
Preparation is in many cases more important than application when it comes to rustproofing, whether it’s an entire bodyshell or a small component. Flaky rust and unknown contaminants from previous resprays are some of the problems waiting to threaten fresh paint and ensure it will fall off or react within a few days or weeks.
There may well be products that promise to cover and protect metalwork with one single coat, but there’s no escaping the fact that if you remove corrosion and key the surface properly, there’s a greater chance of success. And choosing the right paint is also essential. For small jobs, such as painting a suspension component or a mounting bracket,
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