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#242279 05/08/12 12:43 AM
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I am putting a drum on my '41 Chevy Coupe. What a lot of rust.
I am using 400 grit sandpaper. Is there a good way to get the rust out of all the cracks? Thanks,


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It really needs to be sand blasted. Once installed it will start a new crop of rust.


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If you have a compressor, buy a $20 sand blast gun. Best with a big compressor, but you can get small things done with a 3/4 hp or so.
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