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Old 07-02-2020, 08:26 PM #1
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Do I need a Rust prohibiter when drilling into the body?
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I just got my snorkel and to install it I obviously need to drill into the fender. Is there concern about the drilled edges rusting? If so what can I spray or apply on to prevent this?

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You can get some brush on touch up paint from Amazon and use that to touch up the edges that you cut.
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Clean it well with alcohol or solvent and throw some primer on it and matching paint if you want but the edges will be covered so no need for paint.
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If you're not in the rust belt you can get away with a decent coat of primer. Just sand down the edges and clean it well.
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Try some rubberized spray paint like Flex Seal. I used it to protect some sheetmetal from rust and it's worked well for the last few years.
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Epoxy primer and paint. Corrosion protection is something you can never over-do.
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