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Cleaning the frame before painting
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Pulled my cart apart to get the body painted. I need to clean the frame etc before I paint it. What is a good way to protect the controller from water when I clean around it.
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Re: Cleaning the frame before painting
Id just unbolt it and take it out.
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When you paint, use Por 15, that stuff is bulletproof when applied correctly.
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Don't waste your time with water, as the sandblasting will remove the dirt effortlessly.
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Re: Cleaning the frame before painting
A needle scaler works very well for removing rust and flaky powderpaint in preparation for paint.
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Re: Cleaning the frame before painting
Thanks everyone. Very little rust except under one of the side batteries. Mainly trying to remove 12 years of campground dust and dirt.
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Small wire wheels in your drill work well, just use safty glasses.
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I’m not a fan of the powder paint that they use. If you get a scratch or nick in the paint, it allows moisture (water) to get between the paint and metal promoting even more rust. Use a putty knife to scrape anywhere the rust is or the paint is flaking off.
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