Reply to "Rustproofing / coating inside of doors???"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

FWIW, Eastwood also offers an Inner Frame Rail coating kit which admittedly would have been easier than fabbing my own sprayer, but at $20/can I thought the price a bit steep.

http://www.eastwood.com/intern...-w-spray-nozzle.html

Now my sprayer is available for any other local Pantera owners to borrow who want to do the same thing. Might just have to have a rust-proofing tech session soon.

Either of these processes would work for coating and protecting the inside of the doors.

8/18/101:43 AM

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