ewwww...cancer!





Even on my frame! Ground it down then used some rust converting chemical and sprayed it with rust preventing paint.


Had to paint the black section on the bottom of Phil's old fender:




done!

 

The next time you IM me and then don't respond when I message you back I'm going to burn your house down.

 

I went to eat dinner, dont hate.

 

I will hate because you always call me when i am going to eat.

 

> *

 

 

Now cure aids too and you'll be set

 

Dang, now I'm going to confuse you with Lev.

 

death to tyrants.

 

Now you just need to do a little buffing on the rest of the car to get it to match the red of the fender...the door is looking a little more pink....

 

They are just a few miles from you.

 

The paint actually matches pretty good, it does need a good rim wax job. I'm not overly satisfied with the condition of the fender, but it beats the rust, I dunno how he did it, but it looks like 15 ferrel cats attacked the fender and scratched the **** out of it, then the owner preceded to paint right over it. I'd say the fender is a 70 out of 100, where mine, besides the rust was a 92. I guess me and Phil just have differences in what we consider "good shape"

 

 

If Braineack wasn't an old cat lady... that would totally be his dog/sweater combo.

 

 

NSFW I see nipple.

 

 

Rust? How'd that get there?

God bless the west coast.

 

Honestly I dunno, car was a garaged FL and VA car. It was repainted once before I bought it and it looks like that painted right over the rust, by the amount of gunk that collected behind the fender I assume my gutters are full and the overflow was collecting behind the fender. Last winter the car was buried and when we finally dug it out the hole appeared. The there's no rust on the rest of the car.

 

Yikes. The paint is just starting to bubble on my car in the same area... Better fix it now..