scratch/rust on trunk
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i would find a much better shop than maaco - in my area i use FHS restoration in Franklin - top notch work and fair prices
also check around the trunk rubber bumpers on the trunk lid as this is a common spot for rust on the s2000s
also check around the trunk rubber bumpers on the trunk lid as this is a common spot for rust on the s2000s
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I knew what Dave meant. Whats the big deal. No reason to bicker about it.
So yeah just remove the rust by any means necessary and touch it up.
Shouldn't be a big deal. I did that on my fender. I am sure Google can pull up plenty of info.
So yeah just remove the rust by any means necessary and touch it up.
Shouldn't be a big deal. I did that on my fender. I am sure Google can pull up plenty of info.
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Originally Posted by Bass,Jul 15 2010, 09:30 PM
i would find a much better shop than maaco - in my area i use FHS restoration in Franklin - top notch work and fair prices
also check around the trunk rubber bumpers on the trunk lid as this is a common spot for rust on the s2000s
also check around the trunk rubber bumpers on the trunk lid as this is a common spot for rust on the s2000s
I can't believe that I forgot to mention that it is my beater (explorer) not the S.Basically I'm just looking for the cheapest possible way to contain the rust.
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Originally Posted by Bass,Jul 16 2010, 07:09 PM
bring it here on a Saturday ashian and we can fix it 
we just need a bunch of wet / dry sand paper,rust inhibitor and touch up paint
it would be a good project to document
we just need a bunch of wet / dry sand paper,rust inhibitor and touch up paint it would be a good project to document
Thanks for the offer, you've got PM
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