Rust!!!

[bubblerboy64]

I decided to go with rustoleum. Some times good enough is good
enough and I am certain you guys all understand. There is a limit to
how much time and money and how close to perfect I want to get this
thing. I tend to be pretty particular but I can get obsessive as
well so I got'er done this morning. It will likely outlast the coach
and me. Also cleaned up and painted the inside of the compartment
doors. Like I said OB-SESS-IVE.
John Heckman
central Pa
1973 FC





>
> After wirebrushing I spary painted my Propane tank on my 97 BMC
with
> a good gray primer, two years ago. So far it has held up great.
>
> Kurt in NH
> '97 BMC 37'
>
>
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "bubblerboy64"
> wrote:
> >
> > In my apparently never to end mission to improve repair and keep
> > running the "Big Napper" I ellected to tackle todays project
which
> was
> > cleaning up and eventually to paint the propane tank. To this
> point I
> > have achieved two things. One is to wire brush the scale off of
> the
> > tank and the other is to get about as filthy dirty as I've been
in
> my
> > 61 years of age. I think I know what to do next as far as
cleaning
> up.
> > The wife is going to hose me down in the back yard and THEN I
might
> be
> > allowed back in the house. My reason for posting is how should I
> > handle this tank. At the Maxton Rally something was mentioned
> > about "blue ---" (can't remember the last word) which was
supposed
> to
> > be good for rust treatment. I can't get this down to really good
> clean
> > metal but I have the surface free of any loose scale. Advice as
to
> > what to use and where to get it would be appreciated. I'll be
back
> in
> > about an hour and hopefully a lot cleaner.
> > John Heckman
> > central Pa
> > 1973 FC
> >
>