frame restore
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Try some rust killing primer, then just rattle can with Krylon or any rattle can paint. Then once the top coat has cured, spray with (Truck Bed Liner). I've used Rust-oleum Truck Bed Coating. Should be easy to find at NAPA auto parts, Walmart, etc. It's not as good as Line-X , but for do it yourself, it's pretty good. You can probably spray it over the rust converter. Can't say if it's as tough as epoxy paint, but it's easy to touch up. I was actually thinking of taking the racks and bumpers of my Arctic Cats and taking to the Line-X guys. Stuff has held up great in my Ram's bed for12 years.
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I have a small pin(width) needle hole about a half inch long, can this be welded or am I screwed?
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Frames can be welded, no problem, but you often find that the rusty area is a lot bigger than thought as the metal round the hole is thinner than a razor blade. You seem to have lots of problems, paintwork, oil cooler, changing engine, rusty frame, could be time to scrap it and get a better Quad.
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Frames can be welded, no problem, but you often find that the rusty area is a lot bigger than thought as the metal round the hole is thinner than a razor blade. You seem to have lots of problems, paintwork, oil cooler, changing engine, rusty frame, could be time to scrap it and get a better Quad.
Just my luck I put up a ad for a new frame and someone emailed me within 5 mins with a solid frame 60$