jknight16
06-17-2009, 09:06 AM
I've done a great deal of searching but it seems most people are working with new metal when it comes to trying to make a decision between the major anti-rust coatings.
The interior floor pans in my car are in great shape with just a hint of surface rust here and there (nothing a quick wire wheel won't remove) and I'd like to keep them that way! So my question is, does anyone have experience using any of the popular rust/panel coatings (POR15, Eastwood Rust Encapsulator, PickleX20, others??) on solid but "seasoned" floor pans?
Keep in mind, the car is built but currently has the interior out for some revisions. I mention that because I can't flip the car over and/or hose it out very easily to prep the surface like you can when it's on a rotisserie...Also, I should note that I'll be adding some second skin products (gotta support the local guys) for sound and heat control after protecting the original pans.
The interior floor pans in my car are in great shape with just a hint of surface rust here and there (nothing a quick wire wheel won't remove) and I'd like to keep them that way! So my question is, does anyone have experience using any of the popular rust/panel coatings (POR15, Eastwood Rust Encapsulator, PickleX20, others??) on solid but "seasoned" floor pans?
Keep in mind, the car is built but currently has the interior out for some revisions. I mention that because I can't flip the car over and/or hose it out very easily to prep the surface like you can when it's on a rotisserie...Also, I should note that I'll be adding some second skin products (gotta support the local guys) for sound and heat control after protecting the original pans.