Thread: Rust repair in CT

dino, if you still got my number give me a call or shoot me a text, i have a two guys that will do body work, one does good work and is cheap, and one is kind of expensive but does amazing work and is a toyota body man.

Ttt. Really starting to get fed up with the car. I need someone who can do this at my shop. The car has no drivetrain or wheels on it. If I can't get something done i'm going to junk the car with every single part that belongs to it and be done with it. It's becoming a real eyesore. Help me out guys.

Don't get depressed bro. I am sure you will find someone.

Watsup?I can do your rust repair.how far ar you away fromnew York?contac me wen u get a chamce

Trouble is, nobody wants to do rust repair on an inexpensive Japanese car. Thin metal makes the rust repairs more difficult for one thing. I repaired a Honda Accord last year for a friend of mine, it looked like minor rust but everything underneath was paper thin, so there was nothing to weld to. Never again! I wasted three days on what should have been a 1/2 day job.

Restoration guys will put a 1/4 panel on a classic musclecar, but they'll charge you a ton.

Body shops generally only want to do crash repair work.

I used to work for a shop where all I did was rust repair, but the shop pretty much only did higher-end restorations on cars that had no aftermarket support (oddball 1920's cars for example). I got sick of it real fast.

Anyway, good luck getting the car fixed!

hers's a link on both my rust projects.
http://www.sr20-forum.com/members-rides/43935-project-rust-part-2-a.html