While coming back from the store today, I noticed a very very small spot on my paint that's beginning to oxidize. As we all know, once it starts, it'll spread very quickly. Is there anything I could do to prevent it from spreading any further? It's not bad yet, but I know it could get bad very quick...ugh.... :shakehead

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okay, if it's small all you really need to do is sand it down and spray on some primer/protective from a can (like spray paint primer/rustoleum or something from Autozone). That'll keep it safe for a while until you can really sand it down and repaint/reprimer it. No need to buy any of that guy's products he's advertising for.

Yeah, the spots are really small at this point and I do not want it to "expand/grow." Would one of those 3 step process work? http://www.mothers.com/products/productcatalog/paintprod.html (all the way at the bottom)

all you really need is a spray can of primer, from like rustoleum... can get it for cheap, just spray that on after you sand it down, that'll protect it for a while... I've used some stuff that turns black and eats away the oxidation, but I forget what it is.