And we dip it in the water-based rust inhibitor to stop further rusting until you're ready to paint. I think chemical dipping is the most thorough way to remove all paint and rust from a car body.

Apply paint over rust with a brush, roller or sprayer. Your choice should be based on the size and characteristics of the surface you’re painting. For instance, if you’re painting something ...

Using rust prevention paint is recommended as you will not need a separate primer. Pray the primer in smooth motion onto the exposed metal and let it dry for about 30 minutes.

First make sure you can paint the object correctly. Some paints and rust-inhibitor paints need the steel to be rust-free. Other paints will work with some rust present.

Next, use a rust inhibitor or converter to impede the tin worm’s progress. Your steel may look shiny after knocking the visible rust off, but there’s still some iron oxide there.

Once you start, it's like opening the proverbial can of worms. Rust travels under paint, rubber, carpet, and just about anywhere else you might not look until it's too late.

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Answer: There are rust inhibitor paints that you can use. They combine with the iron oxide to create a primer coat you can then cover with a spray-on enamel; check with a name-brand paint store.