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WOW! i love that color! if you ever happen to get the code thats awsome!

it the bare metal first step in priming. at least for rattle can it is.

most of my car is spray paint. i use self etching, filler, than sealer and paint. on patches i use cold galv. in the future when the money is right ill be stripping it all back down and doing it right.

what i would do especially since your putting a top back on it is cut and repalace the spots that are rusted through, i do it alll the time. i imagine the holes are down on the c pillars next to the rear window, those spots just take your time. it wont have to be perfect, just make it close and...

oh my god! thats not good. i know they make reproduction front frame rails, you might want to order them if you havent already and maybe call their tech hotline? that is if somone doesnt know, i would say yes and hope its a remove, cut, replace, reinstall type of deal.

alright i think ill keep the bumpers the way they are. i have no idea how to revive the shine, nothing has worked. no the chrome is not flaking off but where the water runs off the hood its a dull flat spot on the front bumper, they just look worn. it was something temporary, but if it will be a...

the prices i get for rechroming bumpers, wayyy out of my budget for now. i think my bumpers are gunna get the rattle can untill i can afford to rechrome. i was thinking flat black. i have no idea what else would look good. but i need to know what i need to do to prep the metal before painting...

thank you for the help again. its comming along well. i used brakleen and brake fluid and a pennsylvania license plate to get the paint real loose and thin, it took me less then 10 mins this afternoon before work to hit it with the wire wheel and i just sanded 220 grit over it and washed it...

is there a store that sells something like that? like home depot anywhere? the rust will still need to be chemically blasted even if i wheel the **** out of it?

thants exactly what i tried, a 3M sanding sponge, a craftsman wire wheel in an angle grinder, its working well. heres a few pictures of the progress.

ok so a DA sander, some 80 grit and finer paper, and some por rust changer to avoid sanding it into nothing. alright ill will give this a try. ive seen this front pan go for alot of money so going and getting a new one with shipping is way over my budget. thank you all -travis

I dont know the correct way of getting rid of this rust without chemicals, there has to be another way, sanding? wire wheel? whats the cheapest way? I can spent all day on it if I had to. Please help