Re: IML: 196o rust treatment
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Re: IML: 196o rust treatment
- From: Kenyon Wills <imperialist1960@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2007 15:44:28 -0700 (PDT)
There are pictures on my 1960 story page.
I used an electric grinder with a wire rope wheel on
it. This removed the scale. I then sprayed Rust
Encapsulator on it, and then primer. I will seal it
with paint when I get through the last few items on
the other cars.
In hindsight, had I known about it, I would have
applied Rust-Mort by SEM before the rust encapsulator.
Car has been sitting in an open air carport with the
doors off for 2 years <Maybe 3? >and no rust shows
yet, so I am satisfied.
You would cover your interior with a tarp or other
protection if you left it intact, I would presume.
-Kenyon
--- Donn Reese <DReese@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> To my surprise my '60 started up last night.
>
> We've had a long and rather cold winter here. But
> more than that the car wouldn't start last fall
> after two weeks of fairly normal operation. Winter
> was coming so I just left it for Spring. I'd been
> pondering the problem and figured it had to be
> something fairly simple so yesterday I purchased a
> new coil and resistor and sure enough, that was it.
> This could easily be only the second coil the car
> has ever had.
>
> It was perfect timing as I was then able to drive it
> to the local antique car club meeting last night,
> after which seven of us in our vintage cars made a
> tour across town to Tastee-Freeze. It was a fun
> ride and the first time the club had seen my
> Imperial. I was impressed that a few members
> guessed the correct year and a couple others were
> only one year off....but then I guess that would be
> normal for old car buffs.
>
> The inside of my roof collects a nasty amount of
> surface rust (the headliner is already out). Has
> anyone else dealt with this? I'd prefer to have it
> sand blasted and painted professionally, but not
> sure I can make the money go that far. Any other
> decent alternatives that I could do? I've thought
> of using a rust-inhibiting paint like I've used on
> other things. Since I hope to put a headliner in
> this summer though, I'm not sure how well that kind
> of paint will hold up.
>
> Donn Reese
> 1960 Custom 4dr HDTP
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