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Old 10-25-2007, 03:22 AM
charmalu charmalu is offline
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There is no paint or rust proofing product that will hold up to the heat from welding. I think you are going to want clean metal to weld or any impurities will affect your welds.
I like the POR products, but you might get other recomendations. they have worked ok for me. just have your area clean and degreased, I use their Marine Clean. their Metal ready etches the metal for good paint adhesion. give it a couple coats and maybe use their seam sealer. I have used an acid brush to work it in.
For an under coat I bought some of that bed liner brush on stuff, dries to a tough surface. don`t remember the name of the product, but worked good.

Charlie
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