Do what I do too.
It's not time efficient, it won't be expensive/hard/need a lot of tools on a decent chassis to start with and it probably will be anoying at some times.
The 1993 Nissan Nx2000 of Richardwbb
http://www.sr20-forum.com/nx2000/11930-nx-strut-tower-chemotherapy.html (page 3)
It's far for incomplete story (I've got a lot more but it is written in Dutch, sorry)
Get the
and the
and if you find loose rust/get holes/bad paint it's welding and painting.
Manual painting to be used on places you normally won't see (we all work under our car do we?
)
Also get the precision tools and mark up paint for your car and some very common tools, sorry no pics.
I'm working on a more complete and clear answer.
But this will save your car from rusting. Ever. (When it's too late, it's welding, still can get ever, but harder)
Weeks of work.
p.s. It might involve taking the car apart where you normally wouldn't do that, like fuel tank, lot's of interrior, etc. Currently I'm having a perfect score besides A pillars (hard but say 95% can be saved) Behind the engine and sub frame (two parts I'm not wanting to take out).
Unnecessary defect: