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Would it be effective to apply Rust Seal over Rustoleum Rust Reformer, or any rust reformer for that matter? I have rust at the bottoms of my car door seams and would like to remove the rust with rust reformer and then apply rust seaI and then KBS Clear Diamond Finish. I don’t have a garage to work in so the complete KBS system would be difficult to implement.

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Yes, you can apply RustSeal over fully cured Rust Reformer that has been scuffed up slightly with 300 grit.

 

We recommend a solid color top coat over RustSeal when the RustSeal will be exposed to sunlight on a consistent basis. We do not recommend a clear coat (like DiamondFinish Clear) over RustSeal.

 

For car door seams, most people would coat over the RustSeal with touch up paint from your car dealer.

 

Please let us know if that helps and if you have any additional questions.

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As long as the surface is still clean, simply scuff with 300 grit. That is all you need to do and the solid color top coat will adhere very well.

 

Please let us know if that helps and if you have any other questions.

Posted

That definitely helps. I have another question. If I am not able to apply the rust reformer on the same day as I apply the KBS Rust Blast, do you have any suggestion  s on how I should prep the area before I apply the rust reformer? 

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Thank you. I taped off the outside door and applied rust reformer to the inside lower door seam. When I removed the tape I noticed that some rust reformer still got to the outside door. I used KBS #1 Thinner to remove the rust reformer from the outside door. Was that wise? Would this damage the paint on the outside door?

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