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    I think it would look pretty trick---go ahead and try to know off as much as nuch rust as you can, then primer it and paint it to prevent any more rust from happening...

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    Quote Originally Posted by txarkitekt View Post
    I think it would look pretty trick---go ahead and try to know off as much as nuch rust as you can, then primer it and paint it to prevent any more rust from happening...
    should i just use the auto parts store high temp engine paint? or is that stuff crap?
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