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....yes, can you keep it dry ?

Yes, but you really need to clean up the rusted 'whatever' and cover it with a rust inhibitor or 'rustolium' ..

Yep, sand it back smooth,paint some rust converter on it,wait for it to dry,then paint over it,after using undercoat..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

They used to say that Coke would take rust off of chrome, but it never worked for me when I had my '70 Nova .My bro used to use a Brillo pad on rust. He thought that worked  :-\

Go to home depot and ask for a rust inhibitor

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