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__________________ 1987 Chevrolet Camaro Sport Coupe-assorted shades of rust 13.75@102.2mph on 2.1 60'
"rust rocket" ...someday hope to install FAST EZ EFI... 1999 Chevrolet Camaro Z28-Artic White, Flame Red Cloth Full Bolt-Ons, Tuned by Frost, Hurst Billet, Bilsteins, Zr1s
u need to get an eastwood products catalog.i started getting them after ordering tons of stuff thru different companies,ie. jegs,summitt,classic industries,lmc......ive seen ads in hotrod mag. also.
the best way to get it is to call auto body supply store in your area, if you buy it off of the web you have to pay shipping, and i want to say that pro-15 website charges a ridiculus amount to ship it, i want to say it was like 20 bucks shipping for a gallon. i get it from a local body supply store and they only charge me what it goes for on the website + taxes so thats the route i would go.
no, however they do make a reducer for it where you could spray it through a spray gun however this **** is permanent you get it on anything, it doesn't want to come off, so they say it can be sprayed but i think that would be to messy and to much of a pain in the ***, brush it, or cheat by getting the really fluffy rollers used for paint brick or other porous material and used that. i found that that was easier to do thing like the bottom of a car, atleast it keep you away from drips when using it over head
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Which supply store. I am in Chicago and would go to that store. I just ordered the small pint kit for $20 + shipping but would like to pick up the gallon and avoid shippin cost. As long as gas to et it is not more than shipping.
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88 Camaro IROC Z28 Convertible
92 Camaro RS 25th Anniversary 2nd place Best Interior-'09 3rd Gen Fest 1st place Best Interior-'08 3rd Gen Fest 3rd place Camaro Modified-'08 3rd Gen Fest
how much do you think I would need to do the floor pan, wheel wells, and engine bay? Does anyone have any pictures of an engine bay painted with it? Does it look ok or do you recommend painting over top of it?
My 2 cents when working with POR..Be VERY mindful of the instruction that says were gloves and protective clothing unless you like the appearance of dark nails and mole like blotches on your skin. Time, a blowtorch or laser removal is needed to get this stuff off. Also will bubble slightly in high humid conditions so wait for a dryer day
how much do you think I would need to do the floor pan, wheel wells, and engine bay? Does anyone have any pictures of an engine bay painted with it? Does it look ok or do you recommend painting over top of it?
I would say about one quart for starters. Unless you have a empty engine bal it is going to hard reaching everything.
my car is a full resto project at the time so i am por-15 every thing, i talked with some body guys and they said that a gallon should allow me to cover all of the underhood, floor pans and wheel wells, i am also going to por 15 my roll cage and inside of the car, i guess i figure now that i have the car 100% stripped now would be the time to do it, i will post pictures of the under hood in a little bit, its not finished yet, still have to remove the master cylinder to get that part, i also want to mention that the black por 15 is glossy so i looks really good.
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Originally Posted by 86NiteRider
Which supply store. I am in Chicago and would go to that store. I just ordered the small pint kit for $20 + shipping but would like to pick up the gallon and avoid shippin cost. As long as gas to et it is not more than shipping.
Buds auto body supply store in summit, i live in oak lawn so its like a 20 minute drive for me. out the door after taxes it was 151 something for a gallon. make sure you call ahead and make sure they have it, i called and they had it the next day for me to pick up
just on a side note buying three quarts of por 15 is more expensive than a gallon and two if you buy a gallon, and it dries up the trick is to put a screw through the top and side, that way when you want to use it, you pull the top screw to let air in, and the side screw to let it come out. it works try it
Last edited by madhatter; 05-21-2008 at 11:09 PM.
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Advanced Rust Protection carries the full line of POR-15 products and has only $5 shipping on all orders. Orders placed before 4 PM EST ship out the same day. You can order easily online, or call with any questions on how to best complete your project with POR-15. I think you'll find this is one of the quickest and cheapest way to get your POR15. Check out the specials for even more savings!
