I have a question for those who have used POR 15
I have a question for those who have used POR 15
I am going to be using some POR 15 in my engine bay and I was wondering if I need to spray my top coat over the POR 15 while it is still tacky? Can I spray my color on after the POR 15 has dried with success?
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I would wait at least 24 hours before paint is applied. It worked out fine for me this way. I went on a friends advice, he was right in my case. The paint looks great.
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POR-15 says to apply the top coat while the POR-15 is still a little bit tacky. Otherwise, you should use a special primer from the company before you apply the topcoat.
POR-15 dries pretty smooth and hard, so if you wait too long the topcoat may not have enough "tooth" to grip onto, and may not last as long.
POR-15 dries pretty smooth and hard, so if you wait too long the topcoat may not have enough "tooth" to grip onto, and may not last as long.
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In my case I used the primer. Forgot to mention that. So I guess either way will work. If you spray while tacky you can save $$$$ on(not buying) primer !
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I personally would not por 15 an engine bay. Someone on this board did it and it looks bad in my opinion.
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