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it seem like they neutralize the car with a good pressure wash. then treat it with some kind of chemical that prevent surface rust.

All liquids.

Please, I strongly suggest you find a method to have that shell baked in an oven to force out all the hidden fluids.

My initial cautions have been supported by several others comments.

I would hate to read about your paint job, or rust prevention, failures several years down the road after your restoration is finished.

To paraphrase a Pantera buzz-word - BAKE IT!!

Larry

10/1/085:06 AM

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