I recommend Loctite Brand Rust Treatment. Works great and is compatible
with all paints.
Chris in Trindad
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> From: Armand & Lorie Ritchie <ritchie@mcn.org>
> To: Chris.S.Mottram@ecc.com; tigers@triumph.cs.utah.edu
> Subject: Re: Rust, POR15 and Corroless
> Date: Tuesday, January 12, 1999 12:16 PM
>
> >I am fixing some rust on the floor boards, trunk, etc. I was thinking
> >about using POR15 or Corroless. Is this basically the same stuff?
Where
> >can I find POR 15? Am I better off just sanding/phosphoric acid to bare
> >metal then priming etc? Should I use this stuff on the body panels?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Chris
>
> Chris I've used both products and personally I think the Corroless is
> better. It is very thick and contains fiber glass that holds the surface
> together and forms an impermeable layer. It's excellant. I painted the
> trunk floor on my old alpine and I just saw it again last summer when I
> visited the new owner and the trunk floor still looked perfect after 5
> years. No rust bleed through.
> I also tried using the phosphoric acid and was unhappy with the results.
> It didn't work that good and wept through the paint. So I recommend just
> using a wire brush wheel in you drill and removing the loose rust and
> coating with Corroless or Por 15 which ever one you choose to use.
>
> Corroless is availabler from Eastwood Products: www.eastwoodco.com
>
>
> POR 15 from Restomotive Labs Div POR 15, Inc. :http://www.por15.com
>
>
> Hope this helps. Armand
>
> ritchie@mcn.org
> Armand & Lorie Ritchie
>
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