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1972 datsun 240z floors and rolling boards

May 13, 20168 yr

comment_494952

You should read the msd sheets that came with the coatings, that will answer all your questions.

Bare metal needs primed and top coated no matter what you've read. It's a fact of paint 101.

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March 29, 20169 yr

General rule of thumb, If there is a hole where it used to be solid, it's probably a good thing to repair it. So the next rust hole you come across, either patch it or replace it. That is about as
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March 31, 20169 yr

I appreciate the OP's enthusiasm here but seriously..... only so much hand holding can be expected! OP: Google is your friend, research the threads on this topic in this and many other forums, j
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March 31, 20169 yr

Pants? Who's wearing pants?

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