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Thats interesting! If your talking the bit that's full of holes, ie the rear bumper?, mine lost all its paint and started turning orange at approx 38,000k.Quote:
Originally posted by Noddy
I just finished repainting my rear cross member after the paint was starting to wear off.... :? Now looks like new https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
I thought they had used "blackboard" paint on it.
I rubbed it down, masked it up, and satin black VHT sprayed it from a can.
Yep, looks just dandy.
Trev.
Thats interesting! If your talking the bit that's full of holes, ie the rear bumper?, mine lost all its paint and started turning orange at approx 38,000k.Quote:
Originally posted by disconut+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(disconut)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Noddy
I just finished repainting my rear cross member after the paint was starting to wear off.... :? Now looks like new https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
I thought they had used "blackboard" paint on it.
I rubbed it down, masked it up, and satin black VHT sprayed it from a can.
Yep, looks just dandy.
Trev.[/b][/quote]
Hmmm... now that I own one of these I realise that rust prevention is not taking it to a shop and getting then to spray gunk around... it's about getting underneath and keeping a constant eye out for rust. I had heaps of stuff to re-paint after our trip because the pait was worn off and it was starting to rust https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
I'm also damn sure that I'll be getting the "rust inspection" done by LR each service which is what enables you to claim your rust warranty...