POR 15

Modular2v

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Jul 18, 2007

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• Jul 18, 2007

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will this stuff help on minor body work? since it is self leveling

 

DmnStr8

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• Jul 18, 2007

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how well does it store?

 

Busted07

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• Jul 18, 2007

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Modular2v said:

will this stuff help on minor body work? since it is self leveling

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Im not sure, the stuff i used said it will break down in direct sunlight, but they might make a different line for that.

I know that alot of people use rustoleum on engine blocks because its self leveling, and i dont think the sun does anything to that.

what are you trying to do exactly ??

 

SVT32VDOHC

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• Jul 18, 2007

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I have a new thread with my pic guys!!!...Titled: POR 15 Update w/ pics

 

Shakerhood

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• Jul 19, 2007

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I like the Stuff from Eastwood better than POR 15

 

SVT32VDOHC

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• Jul 19, 2007

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If exposed to direct sunlight, the UV rays will completely fade the color, but it will not lose the purpose that it serves...the rust will NOT come back.

You can put a base coat of paint down within 4-12 hours of spraying the POR, if longer than 12 hours, scuff it, and use a self Etching Primer to cover the POR, then use your regular desired primer, then your base/clear or single stage paint...whatever paint you perfer!!