there is a spray that you can put a bare metal and then wipe it off to prevent rust or if you know of Any thing else i can use would be help full

 

i know what you are talking about i seen it used on the tv show trucks. but i dont remmeber the name of it. sorry

 

Um, oil? Just take some lube spray, spray it on, and wipe the excess.

 

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i don't wont to create more work for my self latter ween it comes time to pant the car

 

here u go man i use this stuff but if u look on this site u might be able to find what ur lookin fore


http://www.eastwoodco.com/shop...=1134

 

Two items I can think of

One Step

or

POR15

 

its called pickle or something to that effect..do NOT use por15 on bare metal

 

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Why is that.


The makers of POR15 recommended it to me as long as the grit used to sand it was between 36 to 60

 

My favorite is LPS #3. Ace Hardware and Harbor Freight carry it. I use it on my drill press main shaft, table saw top and any bare metal prior to painting. It just plain works. This stuff was sprayed on the side of a Coast Guard Cutter and was still there after 2 years of constant salt water attack. It is not water soluble and only leaves a thin film. They also carry LPS #1 = almost like WD40 and LPS #2 = somewhere in between. Cosmoline works great but can be difficult to wipe off. Break parts cleaner works good.

Later

 

well when i was working in a bodyshop we used etch primer to prevent rust on bare metal.

 

i built the front clip on my nova and used por15 on the whole thing, brand new metal that was scuffed up...few months later i nicked the paint and went to pick off the peice and it peeled a huge section, then i could just peel large sections off, some stuck (pain in the *** to remove) some didn't....go to http://www.stevesnovasite.com and search the forums there and you will see other that have been disappointed...of course they recommend it, sometimes its good too, i use it, just not on bare metal...just my personal opinion

 

LPS Rust Inhibitor

 

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thanks i believe that's what im looking for

 

Description.

 

The answer is, if it prevents rust, it leaves something on the metal and you want to make sure that is paintable and/or never ever coming off. Personally I would just primer it.

 

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/6Y745

Waxy Film Stops Rust and Corrosion and Provides Protective Coating for Up to 2 Years

Sounds like good ****.


some other stuff too

http://www.schafco.com/cosmoline.asp