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dsmmythApr-29-07 07:56 AM
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#98774, "car oxidizing"


          

Ok, my right fender is oxidizing for some reason. Kinda makes me mad sine the rest of the paint is in good shape. Kinda weird it didn't start on the roof...

Anyway, it's still in its early stages, anything I can do to cure it?



1998 Eclipse GS

GS-T Axleback|CAI|OBX 4-1 Header|AF/X UDP|

Originally posted by Kaoz78
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RE: car oxidizing, talon749, Apr-29-07 08:04 AM, #1
RE: car oxidizing, dsmmyth, Apr-29-07 11:50 AM, #2
      RE: car oxidizing, talon749, Apr-29-07 12:22 PM, #3
      RE: car oxidizing, dalesmitsu, Apr-29-07 02:32 PM, #4
           RE: car oxidizing, talon749, Apr-29-07 02:56 PM, #5
                RE: car oxidizing, dalesmitsu, Apr-29-07 03:10 PM, #6
                     RE: car oxidizing, dsmmyth, Apr-30-07 05:11 AM, #7
                          RE: car oxidizing, RallyEclipse98, Apr-30-07 06:33 AM, #8
                               RE: car oxidizing, RoninEclipse2G, Apr-30-07 12:41 PM, #9
                                    RE: car oxidizing, RallyEclipse98, Apr-30-07 01:17 PM, #10

talon749Apr-29-07 08:04 AM
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#98775, "RE: car oxidizing"
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Oxidation removers (in order, from the most abrasive to the least abrasive): rubbing compounds, polishing compounds, cleaners, and polishes.

-Keith

'92 BMW 325i - 3.91 LSD....Cold air intake....M52 headers.....Track pipe....Remus back....Fan Delete....UUC short throw...M3 Clutch Flywheel & Drive Shaft...Tien Coil overs

I <3 the twisties

  
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dsmmythApr-29-07 11:50 AM
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#98776, "RE: car oxidizing"
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Any recommendations?

Quick google got this.

http://www.levineautoparts.com/3monestepcle1.html



1998 Eclipse GS

GS-T Axleback|CAI|OBX 4-1 Header|AF/X UDP|

Originally posted by Kaoz78
Did you happen to look at the post date of this topic? I didn't think so there Jesus. Way to raise Lazarus, buddy.

  
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talon749Apr-29-07 12:22 PM
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#98777, "RE: car oxidizing"
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I actually used that exact same stuff, but I got it at wall mart and paid like $6 I think, anyway it worked on my spoiler, give it a shot!

-Keith

'92 BMW 325i - 3.91 LSD....Cold air intake....M52 headers.....Track pipe....Remus back....Fan Delete....UUC short throw...M3 Clutch Flywheel & Drive Shaft...Tien Coil overs

I <3 the twisties

  
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dalesmitsuApr-29-07 02:32 PM
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#98780, "RE: car oxidizing"
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Originally posted by dsmmyth
Any recommendations? Quick google got this. http://www.levineautoparts.com/3monestepcle1.html


Would that cleaner work on rust?

  
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talon749Apr-29-07 02:56 PM
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#98782, "RE: car oxidizing"
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http://www.amazon.com/Henkel-Corp-Naval-Jelly/dp/B000LNOYKI/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_k2a_2_img/002-9270912-9842416

that is a ultimate rust remover

-Keith

'92 BMW 325i - 3.91 LSD....Cold air intake....M52 headers.....Track pipe....Remus back....Fan Delete....UUC short throw...M3 Clutch Flywheel & Drive Shaft...Tien Coil overs

I <3 the twisties

  
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dalesmitsuApr-29-07 03:10 PM
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#98784, "RE: car oxidizing"
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Originally posted by talon749
http://www.amazon.com/Henkel-Corp-Naval-Jelly/dp/B000LNOYKI/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_k2a_2_img/002-9270912-9842416 that is a ultimate rust remover


nice, thanks dude

  
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dsmmythApr-30-07 05:11 AM
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#98791, "RE: car oxidizing"
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Lol, now that I think about it, I'm not sure what it is on my right fender. Could be wax that is baked into the fender from the sun. I forgot, it's been so long since I've had my car.

Either way, I think I just might take it to a body shop or something.



1998 Eclipse GS

GS-T Axleback|CAI|OBX 4-1 Header|AF/X UDP|

Originally posted by Kaoz78
Did you happen to look at the post date of this topic? I didn't think so there Jesus. Way to raise Lazarus, buddy.

  
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RallyEclipse98Apr-30-07 06:33 AM
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#98793, "RE: car oxidizing"
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This is a really interesting thread and I still want to know if anyone out there knows of anything that works that they've tried on their DSM. Thanks!

  
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RoninEclipse2GApr-30-07 12:41 PM
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#98800, "RE: car oxidizing"
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for very light oxidation TR3 resin glaze works well

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RallyEclipse98Apr-30-07 01:17 PM
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#98802, "RE: car oxidizing"
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Originally posted by RoninEclipse2G
for very light oxidation TR3 resin glaze works well


Define "light oxidation"...pics maybe? Do you know what to use for heavier oxidation? Thanks.

  
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