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  • Start date Start date Sep 7, 2008

Qwik66-SD

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Just got the POR 15 put on...next week sound deadner and carpet


 
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RagHead

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Great job . How much POR did it take to do it?
 

Qwik66-SD

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Thanks, I bought a gallon and actually used half a quart for 3 coats.
 
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RagHead

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Thanks. I'm getting ready to do mine shortly. I'll get a quart to be on the safe side. Better to much than not enough.
 

curtisboyte

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hopefully, i will get to mine in the next few weeks.
 

Platonic Solid

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Islandboy33 said:
Thanks, I bought a gallon and actually used half a quart for 3 coats.
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Dang, you bought a whole gallon!!! For future reference - always buy it in their really small containers. That way you avoid losing a whole gallon to contamination. Once a can has been opened, its shelf life is seriously compromised. To extend your gallon shelf life, pour a layer of their thinner in the can (do not mix it in) prior to closing.

It looks good. Did you follow the instructions by etching with metal ready prior to painting?
 

Qwik66-SD

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Thanks for the info...I figured it wouldn't last very long after I opened it with all the warnings they give you about contamination.
I pretty much followed their instructions as closely as possible using both of their prep products: Marine Clean and Metal Ready.
 

dbdragracing

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Looks great! I need to do my F150 underneath.
 
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