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09-19-2006 #1
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por-15 question
how far does this stuff go? im getting ready to bolt the engine and trans in and i need to get my framerails painted. will a quart do it? this stuff aint cheap. im only going to be painting the framerails from the firewall forward for now. oh yeah, g-body car if you need to know.
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09-19-2006 #2
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Quart is plenty . I did my subframe, upper and lower control arms, spindles and coil springs with 2 pints.
09-19-2006 #3
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stuff goes out pretty thin, its well worth the money!
09-19-2006 #4
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I was using the '6-packs' with the 4 once cans. One pack gave me enough for the subframe, spindles, firewall & LCAs in my 77.
In most cases, I did one coat. When tacky I misted the parts with eastwood self-etch primer then topcoated with rattle cans. Except the LCAs, all POR - 2 coats. After a few days of curing, they are pretty hard.Scott from NJ.
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09-19-2006 #6
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If anyone needs POR-15 we carry the full line.We also offer a discount for the members.Thanks Tim /Paradise Road rod & custom
09-21-2006 #7
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id rather have a nice coat of POR than powder coat any day.
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