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Originally Posted by Hatterasguy
If you want a faster fix grind the heck out of it and get rid of as much of the rust as you can. Then POR it to stop the rust and use some copper flashing to build the lip back up. Use some good oil point as well.
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This is what we have done, today we ground all the rust off with a rotozip and stone grinding bit, then the rotozip broke. First time we used it, ever!!!
So out came trusty dremel, finished the job perfectly, though a little slower. Then we got some sheet metal and have been cutting out sections that match what we ground out/whats missing, and we're JBwelding them in, all rust has/will be treated with rust killer/primer compounds and then we'll coat it in some super heavy strong paint or something. Needless to say, the rust is going to meet its end once and for all.
(We hope)
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