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"Kill the rust"

RY4 · 2022-02-18 00:57:51

Hi all, my mechanic has told me there's a bit of rust starting underneath my car. I wouldn't go near it myself and he's saying I'd be wasting my time applying something that just covers the problem. He said I need to kill it off. Can anyone recomend anyone around Cork to do a good job on it. PM if u want, thanks.

18-02-2022 01:57AM

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RY4

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Hi all, my mechanic has told me there's a bit of rust starting underneath my car. I wouldn't go near it myself and he's saying I'd be wasting my time applying something that just covers the problem. He said I need to kill it off. Can anyone recomend anyone around Cork to do a good job on it.
PM if u want, thanks.

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#2 19-02-2022 09:52PM

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You need to be very specific in what you need

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#3 20-02-2022 09:57AM

RY4

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Well I guess I need to cure/repair it, if that makes sense. Then I'd be thinking of something for prevention...again if that makes sense Haha

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#4 22-02-2022 03:29PM

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Depending on how bad it is it either needs to be taken back to clean metal or completely cut out and replaced.

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#5 22-02-2022 03:35PM

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A good panel beater should be able to sort you out

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#6 22-02-2022 10:34PM

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With a good angle grinder😁

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#7 22-02-2022 11:32PM

RY4

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Thanks people, I think I have someone to do it.

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