por 15

[Diesel_brad]

who all has used it and do you like it

 

[Optikalillushun]

worked good for us when we used it on our fairlane. just remember, a little goes a loooong way.

 

[Diesel_brad]

yeah. I used the chassis black on my pulling truck frame over top of a freshly sandblasted clean frame.( but this truck never gets driven on the road and is stored in a garage) I was just wondering how well the "normal" por 15 holds up to normal road use and abuse and what little sunlight will affect the frame. On a daily driver

 

[jperecko]

I have not used it myself but have heard nothing but good about it. I plan to use it on my axles when I rebuild them. It is supposed to be stronger painting directly onto rust, not on clean metal. No sandblasting required, only degreasing.

 

[dancrowley]

POR-15

I've used it on my frame and the bottom of my cab and on the inside of the cab corners. I plan on using it on the under side on the bed too. It is expensive but it is a quality product. I've also used their two part epoxy putty and like it a lot too. Just don't get any of the paint on any thing that you don't want it on because it's a ***** to get it off. Dan

 

[Russ]

Use it over rust. Not over paint. It is good stuff if you cover rust with it. Won't last if painted over clean bare metal or paint. It's good stuff. A Little pricey but good stuff.

 

[flatlander]

Don't get it on you. Only time will remove it

 

[Black Horse]

I used it on a Mustang I had 10 years ago I sold the car last year and the stuff was still on there and looked prety good. The car never seen any winters.

 

[1dieselman]

I haven't used it myself but a couple of buddies have and it seems to hold up well. I'm curious about how good rust-mort and rust-shield is. It is mentioned in a article in the May issue of Diesel Power.

 

[Michael Fowler]

Remember their motto, " We know what PERMANENT is".
It applies to POR 15 wherever it is applied--especially to skin. Wear gloves, old clothes, and a cap.

I have been a fan for over 20 years--good stuff when used as directed. Be sure to topcoat anything exposed to sunlight.

 

[Optikalillushun]

there is another, called rust bullet out there. a lot of guys on FSB like that one as well.

 

[Classicfordguy]

Used por 15 alot, X2 on wearing gloves, it stays on skin for about 5 weeks. It does stick to rust better, it is also impervious to solvents, I've used it to seal the inside of a gas tank and it's still working fine.

-Rob

 

[SHIP4BRAINS]

I used it on my 69 F100 - inner fender sheetmetal, radiator support....basically anything under the hood. I put it on with a foam paint brush over a fairly course sandblasted surface ( used coal slag as blasting material )

 

[woody58]

yea i used it on my wifes jeep cherokee on the hitch , it worked good just faded , i talked to a sells rep and he said por 15 should be painted over cuz it will fade

 

[f-two-fiddy]

You need to follow their system. Use chassis black on clean bare metal.

They recommend painting POR15 with a top coat, it will not stand up to UV exposure