I have a 2000 white ranger that has two spots where the paint has started to peel and rust has started to develop. (see attached pictures). I would like any recommendations on what I can do to repair the damage and stop the spread of the rust (at least temporarily). I am not interested in a perfect repair. I really dont care if you can still see the defect after. I just want to slow the progress of the peeling/rust. Any suggestions on what I can do at home with little cost would be greatly appreciated.

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sand, primer, paint?

I would wet sand it and put a good primer on it then paint

On small, inconspicuous rust spots, I like to use Rust Converter (suposedly kills rust and converts it to a paintable surface) and then I just use touch up paint. Might not look good on those areas, though.

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2010 Mazda B2300 - Reg cab - Rear slider - 2.3L - 4X2 - 5sp Auto - 4 wheel discs - 4.10's - Traction/stability control - Class III hitch

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