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Boxanne

If you want to protect the bare metal the most effective treatment prior to painting is zinc phosphate tricky to apply.
spray on cover, with damp cloth for an hour or so rinse bare metal with distilled or deionized water first if possible. or slightly acidic water. zinc phosphate forms crystals sensitive to as change in Ph on the surface of substrate causes crystals to form. keep it damp so crystals can form grey to black in colour. Most body shops use wash primer rather than treatment.
 
Raggamuffin said:
They said they didn't do a bare metal respray to save money. But I still spent over 10k on all the work they did.

I can see rust coming through in 6 places

Ed
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Most body shops are not familiar with zinc phosphate that's what the OEM applied prior to painting I took care of the process at a ford truck plant 30 years ago sprayed on. Ford was cheap at the time competitors used immersion systems, as spray, does not get into body cavities. Either way Zinc phosphate is cheap. I applied with Wagner sprayer
I got from hardware store worked great. Either way I became an expert at Zinc Phosphating working for the supplier.
 
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