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11-12-2008 #1
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Zero Rust
I have been doing some reading on Zero Rust has anyone used it? If so what do you think about it?
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11-12-2008 #2
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I've heard good things about it at Camaros.net......
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11-13-2008 #3
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I used it on both the undercarriage (spray) and the interior (brushed on) and was really happy with it. Toward the bottom of page one are some pictures here:
https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...light=zerorust
I used one coat of blue on bare metal and covered it with two coats of black (or until I could not see the blue) then applied the U-pol Raptor. The interior was just brushed on, so it is pretty thick.Brent
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11-13-2008 #4
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I plan on using it on my Beretta once I fix the rust. They say it holds up to 3000 hours in a salt-sprayer test and is effective with minimal prep.
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is there a reason to use this over some good epoxy primer?
11-13-2008 #6
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Not really, it is essentially a sealing primer.
Originally Posted by jackfrost
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i just thought it was cool that it comes in spray can form.
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