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**Dan in Pasadena** · 05-08-2013, 05:26 PM

Denee, Thanks for the reply.

The underside of my roof has crusty rust on it. It's not holed-through in the middle but it IS in a couple small strips in the rain gutter on the passenger side. I've got to cut that out and I'm hoping I don't find I need to replace the entire roof, ala Kabwe (Bam).

I don't know how it got so much rust since there SHOULD HAVE BEEN a headliner up there. But it did sit un-driven and outside from '91 - '10! Regardless, I need to take an aggressive sanding disc to get it all off, Ospho & neutralize it, then KBS it (I guess) so I wasn't planning to add ANYthing that could potentially be a place for moisture to accumulate.

05-08-2013, 05:26 PM	#11
Dan in Pasadena Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Glendora, CA Posts: 6,351	Re: My '59 Apache Denee, Thanks for the reply. The underside of my roof has crusty rust on it. It's not holed-through in the middle but it IS in a couple small strips in the rain gutter on the passenger side. I've got to cut that out and I'm hoping I don't find I need to replace the entire roof, ala Kabwe (Bam). I don't know how it got so much rust since there SHOULD HAVE BEEN a headliner up there. But it did sit un-driven and outside from '91 - '10! Regardless, I need to take an aggressive sanding disc to get it all off, Ospho & neutralize it, then KBS it (I guess) so I wasn't planning to add ANYthing that could potentially be a place for moisture to accumulate.



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