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Por-15 I'm wanting to paint my rusty rear end with POR-15, will a pint be enough to do it? Do I just paint right over it, or rough it up with some sand paper? If so, what grit? I also have the factory undercoating all under the car, and its a mess. I have been sanding it down lightly to at least get it pretty even...can I apply POR-15 right over this stuff? Because if I had to strip it all off, that would be a f'in mess!!!
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mikie
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mikie
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POR 15 will work great to paint the rear end. Go to their web site andread the instructions. You can get a starter kit and it will be plenty for the rear and other odds and ends. Just don;t get any paint on you. It takes forever to wear off and will not wash off.
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
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Great stuff, I paint most of my engine bay and undercarriage parts with it.
Great stuff, I paint most of my engine bay and undercarriage parts with it.
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Originally Posted by RoadHazard
Does the rear end have to be cleaned up before applying POR15? My rear end has some oil on it.
Do you guys think POR15 would be a good choice to keep mild steel from rusting? I need something to coat hot parts of a turbo kit (mild steel) and I was leaning toward POR15. This would just be to keep it from developing rust and I dont think heat would be an issue... Just curious
josh
josh
Originally Posted by LS69TA
I think they have a high heat coating, if I remember right. POR15 is a really good product.
I use POR-15 on my calipers and they look great. I did it 2 years ago and it still looks like I just did it. Now I have to get my lazy *** under the car and do the rear end soon.
Originally Posted by Nine Ball
I wouldn't recommend POR-15 for exhaust parts. There are other companies that make ceramic based hot part coatings.
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josh
My friend has used the high-temp POR-15 stuff on the exhaust of his '65 VW Beetle and so far it seems to have held up well, it's only been on there a couple years though, so who knows how much longer it will last 
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Tom
.Tom