1962 Lincoln is a rare car and good luck finding a replacement trunk deck, how do you repair severe rust issues and have a quality repair? Well we try to do just that if you have a rare car that you want to make nice again and not sure where to start check this out.
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Or you could just buy the repop that doesn't exist from Christian Paul. Of courses this course may be cheaper your labor is free.
You could pour evaporust on it or get some in a gel form and just keep soaking it, I’m sure that would work, I soaked many of the rusty parts from under my corvette and it did a amazing job. I’m sure your idea would be easier but I would worry about someone else handling that flimsy metal and ruining it.
I had my 65 c-10, 67 Malibu blasted no warping my dad had 2 of his cars blasted non of them warped. I have heard about blasting warping panels, I guess we had good luck or our sandblaster who had a light enough touch. I have heard acid dipping is bad because the acid leaches out of the nooks and crannies after the panels are painted. I have a friend who acid dipped their Corvair 5 years later no paint issues. I think the ket here is to ask all the car clubs who they trust.
I won't waste my time and money fixing something that will rust again. Just to the garbage and treat a new one.
This will be interesting. The only way that I can see it happening. Good luck.
Good luck with the project.
Good thinking there, Jon! That is definitely a great way to go about it, but it will definitely be interesting to see that get welded back together. No pressure……lol!
YESSSSSS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
I have to say that is a pretty good idea
I love to see it when things are getting done correctly. There's so much "slime it & prime it, so we can shoot it & boot it" stuff going on out there. As for standards, you've set a very high bar for yourself, and I personally find it quite enjoyable to watch your projects progress, while thinking to myself either, "I wish I could do that," or, "I just learned something!" This channel is so cool B) Thanks for bringing us along for the ride. Peace man, Cotton
I love doing rust repair projects but welding on a panel that big and thin without warping it is going to be a real chore. I have an extra welding helmet so what I have done for stuff like this is have one of my kids right up next to me with the air compressor blow gun and we get into a rhythm of I do 3-5 stitches, they blow air on it for a few seconds, wash, rinse, repeat.