You can Relax :) It is with 100% certainty small tracks of corrosion which follow a path of least resistance under the paint. If you were to scrape the paint away you would find a track of surface corrosion but nothing of any structural consequence.. I have had it on countless frames and it can be lived with until such time you feel a trip to the painters is needed.
Put a dab of Kurust on any exposed surface oxidisation when you get a chance or before touch up. - This actually converts corrosion into a hard substrate.
Ahh perfect. Thanks for your insight. When I looked at the photos again I noticed the rust where the chips are so wondered if it had something to do with corrosion. Had no certain idea though so thanks a tonne. I can chill now haha
No problem - do just remove any loose surface stuff with a small piece of 600 grit rolled into point then put a bit of Kurust on ( I use a small piece of cloth instead of a brush). Wash any excess off . Then you can touch up with paint.
You can Relax :) It is with 100% certainty small tracks of corrosion which follow a path of least resistance under the paint. If you were to scrape the paint away you would find a track of surface corrosion but nothing of any structural consequence.. I have had it on countless frames and it can be lived with until such time you feel a trip to the painters is needed.
Put a dab of Kurust on any exposed surface oxidisation when you get a chance or before touch up. - This actually converts corrosion into a hard substrate.