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Join Date: Jul 2018
Location: VA
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Join Date: Jul 2018
Location: VA
Posts: 63
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It looks bad, especially for those who're not used to such sight.
But once you clean it up, the picture may improve... or not. It really depends what's beneath all this flaking.
The biggest caveat is that unless you strip everything down to bare metal and properly recoat, the rust won't stop, and eventually you'll have to deal with holes, pieces replacements, etc.
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