Labor of love

BigIslandSevens · 12-09-2009, 03:50 PM

I've used POR 15 in most of my rust repairs( surface rust

) Deep rust really needs to be removed and a patch panel made. For all my surface rust, I just did as Ted says. Take it down to bare metal with a wire wheel. Hit it with the POR 15 a couple times. Then primer and fill as needed prior to paint. I needed to fill a couple little pits that had formed from leaking acid.

I have not had any issues as of yet with the paint shrinking or popping. If you prepare the surface correctly, all the POR and filler should be sealed in with a final glaze to prevent any further absorbtion of paint materials.

And yeah POR stains everything. Takes a good month to wear off the skin.
Dave

-Six- · 12-15-2009, 09:21 AM

Got my wire wheels and primer this weekend, still have to pick up some POR-15. Hoping to attack some rust this weekend.

12-09-2009, 03:50 PM	#1
BigIslandSevens Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Denver, NC Posts: 201 Rep Power: 18	I've used POR 15 in most of my rust repairs( surface rust) Deep rust really needs to be removed and a patch panel made. For all my surface rust, I just did as Ted says. Take it down to bare metal with a wire wheel. Hit it with the POR 15 a couple times. Then primer and fill as needed prior to paint. I needed to fill a couple little pits that had formed from leaking acid. I have not had any issues as of yet with the paint shrinking or popping. If you prepare the surface correctly, all the POR and filler should be sealed in with a final glaze to prevent any further absorbtion of paint materials. And yeah POR stains everything. Takes a good month to wear off the skin. Dave Last edited by BigIslandSevens; 12-09-2009 at 04:08 PM.

12-15-2009, 09:21 AM	#2
-Six- Rotary Fan in Training Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 41 Rep Power: 0	Got my wire wheels and primer this weekend, still have to pick up some POR-15. Hoping to attack some rust this weekend.