Reply to "Can this rust bubble be fixed?"

kimkMember

You can fix it your self but you have a problem there the rust is from the inside!!!

Panteras have a feltstrip between roof and innerstructure just at that place and when the cars are driven when it rains water from backwheels are splashing up the roof pillar and make the felt wet and it starts to rust between the sheet metal! When driving 55 in rainy wether it creates a very fine mist that is going in to every little opening so no splashshields can stop that.

I have repaired 3 Pantera roofs that was rusted all the way over the roof at that place! And it is a big and pretty complicated thing to do!

I suggest you to try to get some rust prevention oil to the inside that slow down the rusting process for now! And start to plan some bigger repairs in the future.

4/8/2012:28 AM

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