RE: I need cowl panel ASAP!

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I've seen promos about this process too. Seems like a good idea in 
theory. 

"By spraying pure metal onto the surface, filling in rust holes while 
also galvanizing the area, the [rust] problem is solved. The metal bonds 
mechanically at approximately 40,000 lbs. PSI, and can be applied as 
fine as .001 thousands of an inch to 1 foot thick."

"Rust holes of any size can be fixed, yet the process is slow enough 
that the surface temperature only reaches 100° F. which avoids warping."

http://www.rustbusters.com/works.html shows pictures of how it works. 

Now, as Rich wrote, the proof is in someone who actually used the 
product to see if the press matches reality. 

Gary H. 


> Has anybody on the list used the Rustbusters? They have a method of 
> spray welding to fill very large areas of rust. It sounded pretty good 
> to me. I saw this in one of the magazines probably a year and a half 
> ago. Our local guy I wrote down but haven't called yet. It was 
> Rustbusters of Nebraska, Ed West  (402) 371-3070
> 
> Just an idea.
> 
> Rich Kinsley  '64 Polara 4 door


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