POR15 vs Rust Bullet

[RIP_puffsorted2]

raceboy said:

Think I need to spend a little time under the car getting dirty, POR15 looks the way to go, but numpty question coming up, I can find it for sale on the Interweb but where am I likely to find it on the high street?

www.frost.co.uk

[raceboy]

RIP_puffsorted2 said:

raceboy said:

Think I need to spend a little time under the car getting dirty, POR15 looks the way to go, but numpty question coming up, I can find it for sale on the Interweb but where am I likely to find it on the high street?

www.frost.co.uk

That was the site I'd found, just wondered if it was easier to get hold of without having to pay a third extra for delivery, I'm guessing Halfwits or my local motorfactors aren't going to be any use?

[FlipFlopGriff]

Steve,
Best to get the 6 smaller pots as it goes off quickly ans there will be less wastage this way.
Postage is free over £60 so either order something else or club together with someone local.
FFG

[raceboy]

Arrr the good old 'buy more, it's actually cheaper' line, used and seen that one used many a time......right so what else can Frost's interest me in........

[rust bullet]

Can i make a suggestion!
I originally imported Rust Bullet to the ~Uk 3 years ago, but over that time i found i had mixed results with the product so we looked elsewhere for what else we could stock.
At the same time KBS Coatings where also looking for a Uk dealer for Rust Seal, if i say that the owners of KBS used to be part of POR15 that should give you an idea of what the product is.
I now use it and i am very happy with the results.
Check it out here www.therustshop.com (we are also cheaper than POR15)
Simon 07971827006

[witold]

Just in case any members read about Rust Bullet and tried to contact them recently I would point out that the details previously posted are out of date.

The current UK master distributors are:

Rust Bullet (Essex) Limited
31 Staight Road
Boxted
Colchester
CO4 5HN
Tel [phone]
Online shop: www.rustbulletuk.com

[FlipFlopGriff]

We put POR15 on new wishbones for the Griff and after 3 and a half years not a mark on them. Bearing in mind the Griff is a daily driver and has covered approx 30-35k miles in that time it is amazing stuff. It looks dirty but a quick wipe over and it is still gleaming. It takes an age to dry but its worth it.
FFG

[MADMAX2]

FlipFlopGriff said:

We put POR15 on new wishbones for the Griff and after 3 and a half years not a mark on them. Bearing in mind the Griff is a daily driver and has covered approx 30-35k miles in that time it is amazing stuff. It looks dirty but a quick wipe over and it is still gleaming. It takes an age to dry but its worth it.
FFG

allright MICK!

ALL THE BEST


ian

[FlipFlopGriff]

MADMAX2 said:

FlipFlopGriff said:

We put POR15 on new wishbones for the Griff and after 3 and a half years not a mark on them. Bearing in mind the Griff is a daily driver and has covered approx 30-35k miles in that time it is amazing stuff. It looks dirty but a quick wipe over and it is still gleaming. It takes an age to dry but its worth it.
FFG

allright MICK!

ALL THE BEST


ian

Took me a few seconds then but I do get it.
FFG