years ago a mate of mine bought a $400 Corolla, unregistered. It didn't have rust holes, it had rust canyons . We spent a day filling and sanding, just to get it through rego. One hole needed some 'rio' because it was sooo damn big and ugly, so I grabbed an empty ciggy pack from the boot, shoved it in the hole, and bogged over it!

That's about the only thing Winnie Blues are good for!!!

omg
i wouldve expect you get at least get a piece of metal!
or abit of that hair on your head,
not a piece of paper that would fall apart under bog!

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im going to get attacked here, but if bog is
used only a little whats the prob?? when i
got elmo the whole car was shot, really bad repairs
and welding jobs by previous owners etc, and rust galore
new metal was welded in to replace rust holes and stuff
and really to get a good finish bog had to be used
(as well as that dark red stuff) it was not used a great
deal and was only put on thinly on top of well prepared
new metal. but if i go to sell the car or take it to a show
and some magnet carrying nazi goes round the car they
will think it is crap, which is not the case. so what is the prob
with a bit o bog??

(by the way i would have a clubman GT over a snooty round
nosed cooper s any day of the week, pocket the change and laugh
at you roundies )

If it's only thinly applied the magnet should still stick, this is fine. It's when someone goes to sell a rust bucket and just piles bog into the rust holes then gives it a quick spray, that's what you're looking for with the magnet.