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Rust on angle beads of window sills

mickman · 2015-04-08 18:58:59

Hi guys What's best way to treat this - no damp, Just a little rust Sand with fine paper fairly gently and prime with metal primer and paint ?

08-04-2015 6:58pm

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mickman

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Hi guys

What's best way to treat this - no damp, Just a little rust

Sand with fine paper fairly gently and prime with metal primer and paint ?

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#2 13-04-2015 2:40pm

sky6

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That's about all you can do with it unless you want to cut it out an replace with a pvc bead. Or cut it out and just plaster the corner in using a straight edge. I'd only do that if it's in a location that wont get knocked, like a window.

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#3 16-04-2015 6:47am

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I'd be tempted to use a rust killer product and then a zinc rich primer before topcoating.

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#4 17-04-2015 8:23am

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thanks guys. i sanded and primed using zinsser bin

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