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I agree! Don't spray over it. But you can use it on your car. Right before you spray, clean with surface prep and get it all off. It will come off easily.
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I am no body/paint expert, but trying to learn. I am doing a 65 GTO. Roof had some paint adhesion problems from a paint job 5 years ago. I just got the car. I have stripped the roof and can see the tell tell signs of rust. There is no pitting, but it has the black rusty bloached where the paint had lifted previously. I bought Picklex to treat the rust. I have seen good reviews that say you cover right over the Picklex with epoxy and then I see someone saying ,never do that. I do not want to put in all that time and have a paint adhesion problem down the road. I am bewildered as to what to do.
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