IS200 Sill bubbling

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IS200 Sill bubbling

RuddickIS200
Junior Member

26-04-2024, 04:10 PM

Sills and arches starting to bubble and rust on my IS, going to have to repair it but not sure how to go about stopping it from happening again! any tips?

RuddickIS200

26-04-2024, 04:10 PM #1

Sills and arches starting to bubble and rust on my IS, going to have to repair it but not sure how to go about stopping it from happening again! any tips?

RCarter
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26-04-2024, 04:23 PM

only way i know of is to sand them back and repaint, i know you can use an inhibitor to stop it spreading, but it will obviously still be bubbled

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RCarter

26-04-2024, 04:23 PM #2

only way i know of is to sand them back and repaint, i know you can use an inhibitor to stop it spreading, but it will obviously still be bubbled

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Sparkystav
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26-04-2024, 05:51 PM

Cars rust with age unfortunately, if they sand it back enough it should stop it, but the alternative is cut out the rot and put new metal in

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Sparkystav

26-04-2024, 05:51 PM #3

Cars rust with age unfortunately, if they sand it back enough it should stop it, but the alternative is cut out the rot and put new metal in

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RuddickIS200
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26-04-2024, 06:14 PM

Sparkystav Cars rust with age unfortunately, if they sand it back enough it should stop it, but the alternative is cut out the rot and put new metal in

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It doesn't look serious enough for the rust to have gone deep but there's no telling until it gets sanded back, me and a mate are going to give it a go so fingers crossed there wont be any welding gear coming out.

will give rust bullet a go and hope it does the job.

thnks for the replies!

RuddickIS200

26-04-2024, 06:14 PM #4

Sparkystav Cars rust with age unfortunately, if they sand it back enough it should stop it, but the alternative is cut out the rot and put new metal in

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