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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Fern77, post: 4491479, member: 16131&quot;]You can&#039;t remove the rust without damaging the paint on that area, but you can control the damage using masking tape and a steady hand with the sandpaper. I don&#039;t see great damage, from the pics, so if it&#039;s touch ups only you should be fine. If the paint is bubbling from rust beneath that paint, there might be no way around striping and painting the whole thing. I don&#039;t see immense value as is here anyway (sorry). To preserve some of the originality, you might want to have a can of paint prepared to match the original color (if you can determine that that is actually the original color), or, maybe just go to a &quot;spirit of the age&quot; color that you like. Don&#039;t worry about the toxicity of the paint unless you do a hundred thousand of these, and inhale all of the dust. Your trusty covid mask should keep you safe. Hope this helps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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