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07-02-2003, 11:43 AM
#24
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Originally Posted by banzaitoyota' date='Jul 2 2003, 12:11 PM
Gus: I have used POR-15 before on the 914-6 projects. IT SUCKS!!!!!!
Zero-Rust is a better product
Zero-Rust is a better product
07-02-2003, 12:42 PM
#25
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The 914-6 guy was ME!
We had a decent 914-6 that was the PCA beater, had some minor rust on the scraped areas of the floor pan. We stripped off all the existing undercoating and prepped it. Less than one month after painting with POR-15, the paint was coming off in sheets. After talking with the Tech-line at POR-15 we were told we had over-prepped the surface!!!. All we did was scotch-brite to clean shiney metal with a lacquar-thinner wipe-down.
We had a decent 914-6 that was the PCA beater, had some minor rust on the scraped areas of the floor pan. We stripped off all the existing undercoating and prepped it. Less than one month after painting with POR-15, the paint was coming off in sheets. After talking with the Tech-line at POR-15 we were told we had over-prepped the surface!!!. All we did was scotch-brite to clean shiney metal with a lacquar-thinner wipe-down.
07-02-2003, 01:22 PM
#26
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Originally Posted by banzaitoyota' date='Jul 2 2003, 05:42 PM
The 914-6 guy was ME!
We had a decent 914-6 that was the PCA beater, had some minor rust on the scraped areas of the floor pan. We stripped off all the existing undercoating and prepped it. Less than one month after painting with POR-15, the paint was coming off in sheets. After talking with the Tech-line at POR-15 we were told we had over-prepped the surface!!!. All we did was scotch-brite to clean shiney metal with a lacquar-thinner wipe-down.
We had a decent 914-6 that was the PCA beater, had some minor rust on the scraped areas of the floor pan. We stripped off all the existing undercoating and prepped it. Less than one month after painting with POR-15, the paint was coming off in sheets. After talking with the Tech-line at POR-15 we were told we had over-prepped the surface!!!. All we did was scotch-brite to clean shiney metal with a lacquar-thinner wipe-down.
07-02-2003, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by banzaitoyota' date='Jul 2 2003, 06:37 PM
Which is why I use Zero-Rust. Cheaper, easier to clean up and thin, has better sticking charecteristics