Anyone used POR 15?
Anyone used POR 15?
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poorpeet

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837 posts

274 months

Tuesday 12th October 2004
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I'm was going to use Hammerite but I've been told this stuff is much better, though not so easy to get hold of.
Has anyone used it? Is it any good?, easy to apply? etc.
Is it worth putting waxoyle on as well afterwards?
Oh, one other thing how are you supposed to paint the top of the out riggers where they are recessed into the body? Any tips?

matttav

178 posts

296 months

Tuesday 12th October 2004
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I just used their tank sealer for a seam leak... seems good but blummin US tins (cant operate them!)

Quality seems very good

Presume you looking at Frost on the web for supply?

puffsorted

137 posts

268 months

Tuesday 12th October 2004
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Sure have - on my outriggers and upper wishbones, stuff is as hard as nails once it drys. I just stripped off the waxoil, flaky powder coating and painted it on. Prefers to be painted onto a rusty surface, if the surface is too clean it just runs off.

Tip! don't get it on your skin! at least two weeks to wear off (embarrasing when u have a blob of it on your nose!)

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poorpeet

Original Poster:

837 posts

274 months

Tuesday 12th October 2004
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Yep. just baulk at the postage cost of 1 tin!

wheeljack888

610 posts

284 months

Tuesday 12th October 2004
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I've just used for my whole chassis and wishbones. This stuff appears to be very tough, the knocks from the ongoing re-assembly have proved that. After using this stuff (and their Chassis Coat Black) I am reluctant to use Waxoyl because it's so messy.

Maybe this was a bit 'belt & braces' but after the shot-blasting I used alkaline cleaner to ensure a fully degreased surface and then used POR15's metal ready, which is acidic and dissolves the alkaline residue into a salt, before painting.

>> Edited by wheeljack888 on Tuesday 12th October 20:51

spend

12,581 posts

280 months

Tuesday 12th October 2004
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Did all my chassis / wishbones last year. Found it stuck better to clean surfaces by treating with the por15 metal ready solvent. POR15 solvent was also useful for thinning and cleaning up.

Needed to drop diff, propshaft, gearbox & manifolds to get at upper chassis rails (unless you take the body off!)

Dave

pies

13,116 posts

285 months

Tuesday 12th October 2004
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Ask in the "S" forun

antonyj

5,254 posts

310 months

Tuesday 12th October 2004
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You can get it from "Frosts".....
[url]www.frost.co.uk[/url]
they mail order it to you.

And check out my chassis and wishbones

[url]
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?f=9&h=&t=128206
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poorpeet

Original Poster:

837 posts

274 months

Tuesday 12th October 2004
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Thanks for all the info.