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Auto Paint Job Rust
Auto Paint Job Rust
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If you want your paint job to last, the metal underneath must be free from oxidation (rust). If rust isn't completely removed and neutralized, it will reappear, chemically destroying the body filler, primer, and paint, and causing your new paint job to bubble. Any good body shop will tell you that a great paint job starts with proper metal preparation, and to properly prep the metal, you'll need the right tools. View Related Article
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