Morris Minor Owners Club

been threatning to get one of these for the last year ,got it today, look at the rust spots either side of where ive blasted, all the money and time on rust killers when a zap with this gun would have done it in seconds , still ,ill know next time

Good, aren't they - but &^*£@€! messy...

ello andrew, yes mate they do go thru some ally oxide, but i have a cunning plan!! , got an ally tray from work, big enough to fit a wing or door in, just needs some brainpower to fettle , so ill be asking soon

Just be best friends with a bead/shot blaster - you know it makes sense

Did the blaster come with an assortment of rubber ends, for corners flats and the like. We use these as they are great for small areas and much more effective than wire brushes ans rust converters. Must admit we use kiln dried sand, which is okay if you use the correct face mask. If you use the blaster on an inclined panel then this will cut down the amount of mess. Good luck with your new toy!!

thats the one jonathon, i took the cap off and held it back a bit , sprays a wider area ok

Looks good idea, Steve, but isn't your paint man coming the day after tomorrow?!

Or is that on the lowlight??

Steve, would you mind telling me where you bought your blaster from and the sort of price to expect to pay? thanx.

hiya les http://www.machinemart.co.uk/product.asp?p=000512005
£12 for the grit, what a time saver

ello john. its the lowlight bootlid going on the series 2, and yep ,hes coming wednesday to gimme a price

Nice tip Steve, this looks like the ideal tool for dealing with the localised rust bubbles starting to appear under my rear screen (the lip of the roof panel).

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Chris,
I,ve got the same problem. Rear screen seal was leaking and water got between the roof / boot surround panel. Tried allsorts to get rid of it, but it keeps coming back. Even thought about trying to run Kurust or simmilar in from top [same path as water]
Ian.