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Username Post: Leading a rusted area
56sedandelivery 
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 06-11-12 02:42 PM - Post#2235897    
    In response to cederholm

For the most part, leading, is a "lost art". However, Eastwood sells a kit and materials, and probably a tutorial. Might check over on JalopyJournal.Com, the HAMB, and see what they have to say; may even check in the Tech Archives there. Hemmings may be another sourse to consult. Butch/56sedandelivery.
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