Naval Jelly question?

I used Permatex Naval Jelly (part # 81756) on my trucks frame (on the rusty areas).
I left the stuff on there longer than 15 minutes (maybe 2 hours) and than I went back to my garage and rinsed it off with hose water.

When I went looked at the frame today, the areas that I used the Naval Jelly on were a solid white color (see pics below).

I plan on using undercoating on Monday to paint the frame but is it ok to paint over this white residue?

I tried to wash it off today with dish washing soap and a sponge but it would not come off.

Here are pics of the white spots:

http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q226/motorbreathAK/uc010.jpg

http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q226/motorbreathAK/uc006.jpg

http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q226/motorbreathAK/uc005.jpg

MMMM Naval Jelly ::DROOLS::

Clean it up with a wire wheel on a drill the best you can or the heavier stuff will flake off,clean the bare metal with some lacquer thinner before you spray

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One Response to “Naval Jelly question?”

spraymonkey001 on June 15th, 2010 at 12:45 am

MMMM Naval Jelly ::DROOLS::

Clean it up with a wire wheel on a drill the best you can or the heavier stuff will flake off,clean the bare metal with some lacquer thinner before you spray
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