walterj
HalfDork
8/11/08 12:05 p.m.
My Tundra is in good mechanical condition and I recently had to spend some money ant time getting it up to snuff so I am hoping to save it for a few years. The frame is pretty rusty and I'd like to stop its progress. used some stuff from Easwood a long time ago on a resto project with a Chevelle but it was a very labor intensive process that required the body to be off the frame.
Is there a decent solution can be sprayed on after pressure washing to remove the loose scale? Unless there is some new stuff out there I'm left with a pressure washer, wire wheel, navel jelly and rustoleum and that seems futile.
Is the Tundra susceptible to the same frame rust failure issues that are affecting Tacoma pickups?
stumpmj
HalfDork
8/11/08 12:57 p.m.
Rustbullet gets good reviews. Everything else I know of requires prep work.
walterj
HalfDork
8/11/08 12:57 p.m.
I don't know but it's pretty rusty... what are the Tacoma issues?
walterj wrote:
I don't know but it's pretty rusty... what are the Tacoma issues?
http://flickr.com/photos/uhoh/2403582739/
Won't Toyota buy you a new Taco if it has rust?
Just if the frame rusts in half, I believe.
Tyler H wrote:
Just if the frame rusts in half, I believe.
incorrect.. any amount of rust through gives cause for buy back.
Buy a chevy/ford/dodge. The cabs fall off before the frame rusts through.