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Old 03-14-13, 10:00 PM
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Dux89
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Originally Posted by anixi
I'd use a rust converter on the patches like you showed. Rust converter can be had at any hardware store. All it does is convert the rust to a stable compound/primer that can be then painted if you really want. I would also consider taking the frame to a shop that will do a thorough job of applying a framesaver type compound to the inside of the tubes. I'm assuming that you would actually like to keep the frame for more than 6 months. Such a nice frame, that you appear to really be fond of, will be preserved for your grand-children if you preserve it thus.
I am extremely fond of it, I just don't know a damn thing about how bad rust is. The way some people I've met talk about it, it's as if seeing rust is seeing a crack in a frame and I should stay away.
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