Body rust and surface rust and how to remove it?

[13bboy]

for starters im not tryn 2 b cool its easyer, u kno exaclty what im saying, ur havn a bitch 4 no good reason, and u cant comment on my intellligence because u dont even know me, if u were 2 have a decent conversation with me im sure u would think otherwise

[TitaniumTT]

Originally Posted by djmtsu

On my old Miata, I had rust at the lower rockers where the top drains get clogged, and the water sits there and rots. One side had about a quarter size hole, the other was a little larger.

Now, this is kind of a ghetto fix, but it worked great, and was STRONG.

We stripped the paint, wire wheeled all the rust we could see, took out the weak stuff. Since this was a budget build, we went the easiest route. Fiberglass!

First, covered the holes with body mesh stuff, then went to town with fiberglass. Once that was done, I sanded it smooth. Then covered it with Bondo, and sanded and shaped it smooth. Covered it with some primer, then we painted the entire car.

I accidentally jacked it up at one of the spots, and it didn't even budge. Win!

(I am sure Brian or Joe will scold me know)

Scold you?? Nah, I'm going to douse you in gasoline and have you stand behind Dennis' car and have him shoot fireballs at you

The problem with fiberglass is over time it will seperate from the metal. It just won't bond properly. If you sandwiched the metal between two layers of 'glass, then it would hold more, but in the end, welding in new steel is definately the way to go. Budgets and time constraints often win out in the end though soooooooooo yeah.

Originally Posted by 13bboy

for starters im not tryn 2 b cool its easyer, u kno exaclty what im saying, ur havn a bitch 4 no good reason, and u cant comment on my intellligence because u dont even know me, if u were 2 have a decent conversation with me im sure u would think otherwise

It might be EASIER for you to type it, but the rest of us with a functioning educated brain, it causes us pain to read it. I fucking hate when people do that. Would you compose an email to your boss that way?
I've never had to use the ignore fuction before in my life regardless of the level of stupidity that I found on the evil forum, but you, I cannot stand your posts and in the effort of saving as many of my personal brain cells as possible, you're going on the ignore list. I feel a little stupider every time I read one of your posts.

Goodbye

[vex]

Originally Posted by 13bboy

for starters im not tryn 2 b cool its easyer, u kno exaclty what im saying, ur havn a bitch 4 no good reason, and u cant comment on my intellligence because u dont even know me, if u were 2 have a decent conversation with me im sure u would think otherwise

Grammar, spelling, and other basic English skills reflect intelligence. Let me help you so we can take you seriously; your sentences (yes, you should have more than one) should have looked more like this:

Originally Posted by What you should have said was...

[Insert object of your attention, in this case TTT], for starters I'm not trying to be cool. It's easier [to type out the words completely and accurately, like this]. I believe you know what I mean when I type out the words correctly instead of having to guess at what I was trying to say with a jumble of misspelled words, random letters, and digits that don't belong in the word or sentence for that matter. You're praising me for using proper grammar and spelling of the English language (both your native tongue as well as my own); I thank you, but honestly it's not needed. It's just helpful in proper communication on a public forum, such as this. I thank you TTT for having this decent conversation with me and hope both you and I may have it again.

Here's a challenge for you to prove your intelligence to us: Solves Stoke's equation for a simple intake manifold: 1 inlet, 4 outlets. You will need to use both uniform flow, sources and sinks, to generate your result.

If that proves too difficult for you, you can always do this instead:

Type out your words properly and use the common standard for the English language to verify you have enough intelligence to use a computer.