Rust!!!

[bubblerboy64]

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

[crop_dust]

There several good rust treatments available. Try this link to
Eastwood: http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?
itemID=380&itemType=CATEGORY

Another can be found at: http://www.por15.com

Another that we use to fight rust on our crop duster aircraft is called
Rust Converter found at: http://www.gemplers.com/product/RCQ/Rust-
Converter-One-Quart

Hope this helps.

barryb

[Wilhelmus Schreurs]

John:

Look on the net for a paint called POR-15. It paints over the remaining little bits of rust and is very very durable, escpecially since it is not in the sunlight. POR = paint over rust

Bill 84 FC 35 SB "$quanderlodge"
Terrace, B.C. Canada

----- Original Message ----
From: bubblerboy64
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2008 2:51:07 PM
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Rust!!!

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

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[Gregory OConnor]

You can paint rust. once you cut off the air or water comming into
contact with the bare metal, it will stop rusting.I tried all the
paints with my hydroseeder tanks and found, A good coat of brushed
on exterior latex house paint works the best and it is easy to light
sand blast off (only need to reprep the failed re-rusted areas) for
a recoat in 5-10 years. I noticed that a little rust seems to help
hold the house paint on. Hard gloss paints like Imron and the like
crack open and water can restart the oxidation. The expensive paints
are too hard to reprep off for repainting.

GregoryO'Connor
94ptRomolandCa


--- 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
>

[Rob Robinson]

Hi John that was me that mentioned "Blue Steel" as a rust inhibitor. The recommendations for POR are good too. By the way how is the new alternator working?

On 12/04/2008, <b class="gmail_sendername">bubblerboy64[/b] <"jehdds@hotmail.com"> 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

--
Rob, Sue & Merlin Robinson

94 WLWB

[Gregory OConnor]

Bill, POR is not an acronym, its the users financial state once a
purchase is made.

Greg
94ptCa

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Wilhelmus Schreurs
wrote:
>
> John:
>
> Look on the net for a paint called POR-15. It paints over the
remaining little bits of rust and is very very durable, escpecially
since it is not in the sunlight. POR = paint over rust
>
> Bill 84 FC 35 SB "$quanderlodge"
> Terrace, B.C. Canada
>

[Gregory OConnor]

Rob, I googled "Blue steel", thought he was taking about a rusted
tank, not rusty parts?
Gfreg
94pt

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Rob Robinson"
wrote:
>
> Hi John that was me that mentioned "Blue Steel" as a rust
inhibitor. The
> recommendations for POR are good too. By the way how is the new
alternator
> working?
>
> On 12/04/2008, 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
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> --
> Rob, Sue & Merlin Robinson
> 94 WLWB
>

[bubblerboy64]

I googled "Blue Steel" and want came up for me was an ad for a male
enhancement tablet. Now that's funny, Rob, some times I get lost
and off track but I seem to think we were all talking about rusting
Bluebird Motor Home parts not personal problems. Had we been I would
probably paid better attention and not forgotten the name of the
stuff. Never did find Blue Steel the rust inhibitor. Can I find
something ya think at Lowe's or Home Depot that would work?

The alternator is working great. The mount isn't rattling like is
was. I got my alcoa wheels on. I have a new battery charger on hand
and I think Shane is going to help me install that some time when he
gets a little free time. So progress continues.

John Heckman
central Pa
1973 FC







>
> Hi John that was me that mentioned "Blue Steel" as a rust
inhibitor. The
> recommendations for POR are good too. By the way how is the new
alternator
> working?
>
> On 12/04/2008, 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
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> --
> Rob, Sue & Merlin Robinson
> 94 WLWB
>

[Rob Robinson]

John you should be able to locate some Blue Steel through a Marine Supply Store

On 12/04/2008, <b class="gmail_sendername">bubblerboy64[/b] <"jehdds@hotmail.com"> wrote:

I googled "Blue Steel" and want came up for me was an ad for a male
enhancement tablet. Now that's funny, Rob, some times I get lost
and off track but I seem to think we were all talking about rusting

Bluebird Motor Home parts not personal problems. Had we been I would
probably paid better attention and not forgotten the name of the
stuff. Never did find Blue Steel the rust inhibitor. Can I find
something ya think at Lowe's or Home Depot that would work?


The alternator is working great. The mount isn't rattling like is
was. I got my alcoa wheels on. I have a new battery charger on hand
and I think Shane is going to help me install that some time when he

gets a little free time. So progress continues.

John Heckman
central Pa
1973 FC

>
> Hi John that was me that mentioned "Blue Steel" as a rust
inhibitor. The
> recommendations for POR are good too. By the way how is the new

alternator
> working?
>
> On 12/04/2008, 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
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> --
> Rob, Sue & Merlin Robinson
> 94 WLWB
>

--
Rob, Sue & Merlin Robinson

94 WLWB

[pattypape]

It was great to meet John and Ethel.
Good to hear you are home in PA, and the alternator,
batteries and cables did the job.

Bill 88 FC Michigan


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "bubblerboy64"
wrote:
>
> I googled "Blue Steel" and want came up for me was an ad for a male
> enhancement tablet. Now that's funny, Rob, some times I get lost
> and off track but I seem to think we were all talking about rusting
> Bluebird Motor Home parts not personal problems. Had we been I
would
> probably paid better attention and not forgotten the name of the
> stuff. Never did find Blue Steel the rust inhibitor. Can I find
> something ya think at Lowe's or Home Depot that would work?
>
> The alternator is working great. The mount isn't rattling like is
> was. I got my alcoa wheels on. I have a new battery charger on hand
> and I think Shane is going to help me install that some time when
he
> gets a little free time. So progress continues.
>
> John Heckman
> central Pa
> 1973 FC
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> >
> > Hi John that was me that mentioned "Blue Steel" as a rust
> inhibitor. The
> > recommendations for POR are good too. By the way how is the new
> alternator
> > working?
> >
> > On 12/04/2008, 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
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Rob, Sue & Merlin Robinson
> > 94 WLWB
> >
>