Trunk Channel Mildew

Mr.Eman

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I finally had the opportunity to clean and detail the exterior of my Stang this past weekend. When I got to the trunk I found the channel had a some seriously bad mildew in the corners closest to to the rear window. When I started cleaning it out the paint started flaking off. I'm going to have to re-paint but first I'll have to make sure all the mildew is gone. Is there a good product for this? Should I just use a bleach/water solution and a stiff brush?

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if your going to sand it I would hit it with some 220-320 grit and not worry about products.
 

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There is a filler that's put there from the factory. Some cars mildew worse that others.
 

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Be mindful of the trunk channels and the factory sealer, or you might get what i have.




 

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Be mindful of the trunk channels and the factory sealer, or you might get what i have.





that's not a big deal. Found the same thing under a bracket under the fender. Sand it and hit it with some rust preventative paint.
 
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I'm trying to avoid what Tally has going on.

I'll give it a good sanding once I get some paint.
 

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