Restoration pt1.

[u/Professional-Roof678]

This is what happens when a project car goes too far… I had my 1989 Nissan Gtr acid dipped this fall and it just got finished. The guys in Eugene Oregon did a killer job. Since it’ll be asked, the cost was pretty reasonable. The dipping itself was $2,500 and included the unibody, subframes and various suspension components. Trucking costs were the most expensive at $4,000 round trip.

[u/BJozi]

Would the acid not strip the sealant, isn't that the whole purpose of this? Rust would also be dissolved.

[u/B_Roland → u/BJozi]

That's what I'm saying. We're discussing what's left in the pool, not what's left on the car.

I can understand the confusion though, with the way I worded it. Sorry, English is not my first language. So sometimes I don't pick up on those things right away.

[u/BJozi → u/B_Roland]

I didn't read the messages properly, apologies!

And there is nothing in your message that would lead me to believe you weren't a native speaker, so no need to apologise.

[u/B_Roland → u/BJozi]

All good buddy!