Reply to "Rust behind the front door"

panteradougMember

I'm a believer in the zinc dip. Ford used it on the 60s Mustangs and it just didn't rust through where it got dipped.

Next best thing is the "maple syrup" concoction of which you speak.

I was told that it is a type of cosmolene and when it cures it is very waxy to the touch. It works by sealing out the oxygen.

Here discussing this is a great idea. You never want to have to do this ever again. There are some really good ideas others have suggested on other subjects that I would have never considered as a solution.

Sometimes here I think it is the right side of the brain, the part that creates those crazy irrational dreams that sometimes comes up with a stroke of genius.

Wish I was crazy in that way.

3/24/1312:24 PM

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