Fender flares for 2014-2018 Silverado
I've got some rust around the rear wheel opening on my 2015 Silverado that needs to be covered up after I do some sanding and painting to try and stave it off for a while. Anybody have a set of aft...
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Mine either...and what I was trying to exude was that not all rust comes from the inside out, but I did mention that I understand it could be or even likely is from the inside out.
Most recent example, I thought I had a mess on my hands with rusted windshield frame. What I found when I got into it, was that there was no rust on the inside save for where it had completely rusted through and immediately adjacent there was no corrosion inside when I cut out the bad spots.
Sorry I got off track and also wasn't able to recommend a specific product.
However, if there's any chance you're not just dumping it before the salt trucks get fired up again in a few months, the sprayable rust converter stuff with the hose and wand works pretty well for hidden areas if you can get access however. Can't comment on longevity, but I sprayed all the A pillar, cowl and roofline seams inside between the sheetmetal layers before cutting out the bad spots and the pieces I cut out, that stuff was bonded or adhered well and looked like complete coverage. It's like $30 a can though.
Good luck getting it fixed up! CHeers
Most recent example, I thought I had a mess on my hands with rusted windshield frame. What I found when I got into it, was that there was no rust on the inside save for where it had completely rusted through and immediately adjacent there was no corrosion inside when I cut out the bad spots.
Sorry I got off track and also wasn't able to recommend a specific product.
However, if there's any chance you're not just dumping it before the salt trucks get fired up again in a few months, the sprayable rust converter stuff with the hose and wand works pretty well for hidden areas if you can get access however. Can't comment on longevity, but I sprayed all the A pillar, cowl and roofline seams inside between the sheetmetal layers before cutting out the bad spots and the pieces I cut out, that stuff was bonded or adhered well and looked like complete coverage. It's like $30 a can though.
Good luck getting it fixed up! CHeers
