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Old Jul 18th, 2018, 18:45   #1
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Hi all good folk..its great to have bertha back on the road after her cps issues...however after giving the bus a good wash i noticed some rust bubbles which i have not seen before around the windscreen where the radio ariel is..I have have always thought that this kind of rust is due to windscreen replacement at one time or another through its life..This issue finished off my 360gls..so what is my next course of action?..remove windscreen and treat?..or just inject oil into bubbles with hypodermic needle..or just enjoy the fact that we are getting older?..it is a worry though!...hj.
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Rust wont ever go away on its own and needs treating properly.

Get it done now by a proper bodyshop before it gets too bad to do anything with.
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