hi guys,
i have a line of about 6 or 8 small rust spots, a few about 1/2 in diameter, most less. the car is in excellent shape, as far as rust goes, and i am not having it repainted for at least a year. so....i just want to quickly and easily, yet effectively take care of it. I thought I would tape off a box around the group of them, about a foot long by about 2 inches, sand the rust out, clean it good, a few thin coats of plain ole rustoleum with very light sanding and blowing in between. done until the car gets painted. sound about right? any hints?
how about the color of the primer? i would rather gray, it would blend better with the blue; but don't other colors last better over the long run, when exposed directly to the elements? i thought i may have heard that about the red color.
thanks
i have a line of about 6 or 8 small rust spots, a few about 1/2 in diameter, most less. the car is in excellent shape, as far as rust goes, and i am not having it repainted for at least a year. so....i just want to quickly and easily, yet effectively take care of it. I thought I would tape off a box around the group of them, about a foot long by about 2 inches, sand the rust out, clean it good, a few thin coats of plain ole rustoleum with very light sanding and blowing in between. done until the car gets painted. sound about right? any hints?
how about the color of the primer? i would rather gray, it would blend better with the blue; but don't other colors last better over the long run, when exposed directly to the elements? i thought i may have heard that about the red color.
thanks

An enamel primer should be ok. Better than nothing. Just don't use a laquer primer as it has no water resistance.