I haven't driven my TR6 in a few days, and unfortunately the brake master cylinder pretty much emptied itself. Of course it ran down the inside and ate at the paint. I plan on painting may car some day if I ever finish the rest of the car. The area below the brake master cylinder and battery were eaten at over the years. The metal is still sound for now, and I would like it to stay that way. Is there a paint or other product I can apply to these areas that is impervious to brake fluid or battery acid? Is there something I can apply to these small areas now that will protect the metal for now? I am not happy at the damage this incident casued, but it could have been far worse has I just painted the car. What are other measures people use to protect the paint?