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Old 08-07-2013, 02:52 PM   #1
Sam Carlson
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: South Burlington
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Keeping the original paint while stopping rust

Hello to all of you,

I recently received from my father-in-law a wonderful gift in the form of a 1950 Chevy 3100 pick-up, in original condition and completely stock. It was in the dry air of Montana and well-maintained all its life so has held up well. I had it shipped to my home in Vermont which is much more humid. I drive it daily, never over 35 mph.

The paint is original, dark green, with a great patina. I do not want to re-paint or do a complete restoration job but instead just want to "freeze" the paint in its current condition, which means stopping the rust. Is there a product I can put on the exterior so that the rust stops without making the exterior all shiny?

I'm NOT a mechanic nor do I have much experience with old vehicles, so would appreciate any advice/wisdom this group could share with me.

I have some photos attached so people can see the condition of the truck.

Grateful for any help,

Sincerely,

Sam Carlson
South Burlington, Vermont
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