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Rust - new boatmate trailer
My brand new Boatmate trailer has some rust forming on the fenders. What should I use to prevent this from getting worse?
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You can order paint from Boatmate or your local Tige dealer. Since your trailer is black, I would just get black paint at Home Depot or Menards and do the touch up that way as it will be much cheaper.
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Those are all rock chip spots. I have the same thing. I've been wanting to get some truck bed liner or something similar and apply to the areas that are prone to chipping.
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I found a touch up pen from I think Autozone back in the day that had an eraser-type sanding end on it, I've kept that for getting any rust out of a rock chip.
Then, I actually use fingernail polish to touch it up. Easy to apply, fill, and feather, hardens well, and I've never had it flake off. Actually found a color that has just the right amount of metal flake in it to match my Ram truck, and my Boatmate trailer is just a raven black.
Took a couple punches out of the old man-card shopping for the colors though, and not the easiest drawer in the toolbox to explain. It now has a few different shades of black, a nice JD green and yellow color, and a few shades that I should probably get rid of since I don't have those cars anymore...
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Get some touch up paint from boat mate. If you want to prevent it apply some clear bra vinyl to it.
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I just did the truck bed liner truck on mine back when I had black. Worked awesome! Lasted for 6 years then I sold it.
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A permeant fix would be strip P.O.R.Then paint will never chip again.
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