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I am not sure but from your photo my guess is that your rust spot is at the rear of the roof, just in front of the rear deck lid. If this is so, that is a very common spot for rust and it is very unlikely that the one spot you see is the only rust spot in that area.

I’ve been told that there was a sound deadener insert of some type in that area that retains moisture and serves as a nursery for the rust you have discovered.

I know this is not what you want to hear, and I hope this is not the case in your car. But I am not optimistic this one spot is your only problem.

Larry

4/8/2012:27 AM

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