My experience I’ve found with rust and transits especially - once I notice a rust bubble starting I pop the bubble and scrape away paint - and at that point either repair or just leave it and with the latter it never tends to gets any worse other than unsightly bare metal surface rust. I think the rust accelerates when moisture is trapped behind the paint so with bare metal it just drys off
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My experience I’ve found with rust and transits especially - once I notice a rust bubble starting I pop the bubble and scrape away paint - and at that point either repair or just leave it and with the latter it never tends to gets any worse other than unsightly bare metal surface rust. I think the rust accelerates when moisture is trapped behind the paint so with bare metal it just drys off
Hi Do one, that sounds like a good idea….I actually have a couple of bubbles so I’ll give that a try. Thank you kindly for the response 👍
I thought lost you on UA-cam
It’s been a while but I’m back 👍
@@plasteringguru572 waiting lol