Fred:
I was talking to a mechanic the other week who saw this tested.
He indicated that it works and really does a nice job. Problem, the
cost right now is something like $20,000 to buy the set up from the
distributor! I may be a bit high (kinda like the fish story), but he clearly
indicated that the cost was prohibitive for his garage.
Scott Suhring
Elizabethtown, PA
'70 TR6
'59 TR3
Fred Thomas wrote:
> This is listed in "Old Car Weekly" and I quote from the article
> "Rustbusters"wire feed spray welder allows the shop to repair rusted areas
> faster than cutting a panel out and welding a new one in. No bondo,
> fiberglass, or patch panels, By spraying pure metal onto the sandblasted
> areas, rust holes are filled in, while the surrounding area is galvanized.
> The metal bonds mechanically to cars body at 40,00 lbs. PSI, and can be
> applied as fine as one thousandth of an inch to one foot thick, the method
> can be used anywhere metal rusts.
> Rustbusters
> PO box 341
> Clackamas, OR 97015
> 503-223-3203
> This should be a big help for the restorer if the price is allowable. "FT"
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