What do i have to do
The best way to solve the problem with cracking seam?
1. Sand blasting to bare metal
2. Rust Converter
3. Epoxy primer
4. Seam sealer
5. Epoxy primer
6.
Have anybody experiense with epoxy primer?
Will it also crack after a while
Frode
rust, epoxy, cracking seam
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Re: rust, epoxy, cracking seam
Hello Frode and welcome to the club....Which seams? are they rusty? and pictures are invaluable in getting replies..
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Re: rust, epoxy, cracking seam
Exemple of places with seam and surfase rust: outer sill between b-pillar and c pillar, Between lower front centre panel and A pillar... Front of rear arc and rear wheel arch...
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Re: rust, epoxy, cracking seam
I'm interested what to fill the seams with after treating as that's one of my jobs on the new van.
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Re: rust, epoxy, cracking seam
Hi and welcome
I (we) take it you have all the interior out, panels and everything that is not metal, so you can see what is going on from the inside (which is where the seams usually start to corrode from). As said, pics will help hugely

I (we) take it you have all the interior out, panels and everything that is not metal, so you can see what is going on from the inside (which is where the seams usually start to corrode from). As said, pics will help hugely

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Re: rust, epoxy, cracking seam
learn to post picks,then do some detail ones as requested then the answer will come soon enough
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