How To Fix Rust Using Fiberglass - Cheap Inexpensive and EASY! 

thanks my Friend Pete....makes way more sense in a practice .......much love Jay. ( under the authority of God Jesus Christ )

It's a lucky situation that that floor was not more rotted. Not so many are lucky in that way but this car rust was caught in time. If/when the situation demands and it gives out, the floor can down the road be replaced. Part of the craft is judging and knowing when the damage needs more or less work and labor.

I've always liked using 2 or 3 layers of mat. The bottom layer being the largest then smaller patches over the problem area. So only the problem areas will have 2 or 3 layers depending on the size of the hole. Those were tiny holes so 1 layer would seal it up.

This dude literally has gave me a shit ton of knowledge and I've made a living off it. Thank u sir Pete

Same here. Thanks Pete.

Me too 👍

Thanks for the comments and support.. It's a pleasure to pass along knowledge and see people use it.. Take it easy!

Me three 👍🏻… for 12 years now

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Thanks for your input on this situation Lawrence.. This will last forever if it's done right and you just proved it!

If the underside has already started to rust heavily, you are in big trouble because nothing will stick to it. Por15, undercoating, nothing as the rust will flake it off. MY fix, thanks to a yTube vid, is to spray mineral oil on the underside. The rust is porus and the oil will spread (weep) into the porus rust and saturate it. The rust changes color from rusty brown to a dark almost grey color and stops the rust progression. sort of like Rustoleum paint. Spray oil on the bolts and threads on the undercarriage and front end and it won't be Rust welded. Get inside the doors, along the bottom pinch fold and about 3" up each side pinch if you can. also along the wheel well opening in the fold inside the fender. They always put a metal reinforcement, sometimes the inner fender lies on top of the fender, oil that too. anywhere you know rust can start. Most spray bottles wont spray Mineral Oil, but you dont have to paint it on, so just use the stream. The oil will weep into the rust. check it the next day and add if you think you need to. Done this for years and the rust just stops.

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Ive never heard of using POR15 in place of the resin,, Ill have to check this out..

Happy NEW YEAR Dean and a Belated Merry Christmas.. Your comments and outputs are always a joy to read.. Thanks for all your support in the past and present..

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IRELAND! Thanks for watching Stephen... Happy New Year..

I think you can use rust mort which works with remaining rust to convert it to a sandable primer …. Then scuff with 40-80 grit …. I’ve done that with shirt and long hair fiberall or evercoat product

Wouldn’t be solid …. Could probably get away with fiberall on the holes , at the least , but one uniform surface like Pete did is probably more solid

No need to, what you where looking at was water stains that looked like surface rust.. The trunk was fine and why waste money on something you don't need to spend money on??

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OK! so why are you here???

@@diyautoschool simmer down Pete, shake a hand make a friend. Here for Bruno, Cecile, Sammi, Minnie and you at your best bitchin up a storm. Been doing this since the 70’s and enjoy watching others solve a task differently. Sorry bout Bruno, lost mine of 15 years last April. Subscribed a decade ago, not gonna stop watching now. So what happened to the acetone contaminants?

Yes and I'm Hispanic and don't want people to talk to me in Spanish,cause that's racist also.😊😊😊

if it's just a basic car not worth much fiberglass works great and last's forever.

Not everyone can afford a "pro" to fix things and we don't need it to last forever because we don't live forever.

It's an option that the customer agreed to. I'm sure Pete gave him a quote on both ways to fix it and that was the customer's decision to do it this way. And you can do it whatever way you want too. 😉✌

Maybe the customer is 75 years old and isn't worried about it lasting for 50 years because he'll be dead by then. Who knows 🤷‍♂️

I don’t trust the so called professionals anymore with anything. You get it in the ass anyway you go.