Is your frame rusty?
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Is your frame rusty?
If you raise your truck up and the frame is exposed all rusty you can buy this product i found called Por15 THESE ARE SOME BEFORE PICTURES YOU CAN TAKE A LOOK AT./imghttps://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...=52666&width=0img aLL YOU DO IS WIRE BRUSH THE FRAME WASH IT AND THEN BRUSH ON THE POR 15 AND ITS GUARENTEED TO NEVER RUST AGAIN. THE COST IS $31.00 A QUART AND I FOUND IT AT A LOCAL AUTO SHOW- Click HERE TO SEE THE AFTER SHOT Good Luck,Tim
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Last edited by 95F250NUT; Aug 31, 2004 at 07:35 PM.
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Wow, that looks GREAT!! better lookin than undercoatin. How much did you need for the whole thing?? I know for a fact it wont rust cause I put it on my gas tank and no rust. Ck out the POR putty and POR patch, they are both excellent products.
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I bought that stuff, but used it more for the body, since I didn't want stuff like the bottoms of the doors to rust. I had already painted the frame with rustoleum, or I probably would have done the frame with it too. One thing is for sure, it is TOUGH. I put it on the bottoms of the doors and fenders and the floor of the cab. Then, to paint it, I had to scuff it. I had a tough time. I ended up using a palm sander with 60 grit. It only scuffed it too, That stuff doesn't actually come off, and doesn't scuff very well. It is worth it.
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Oh Yea I Forgot To Tell You - If You Use This Stuff You Must Wear Good Rubber Gloves And Be Very Careful Not To Get It On You. The Only Thing That Removes It From Skin Is Time !!!!
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Keep that stuff away from your Hootus!!!
It does work really well.....I used it on the underside of the body on my CJ buildup.
It does work really well.....I used it on the underside of the body on my CJ buildup.
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I guess this is what I have to look forward to when I move from AZ to back east (PA), RUST!!!! 
Anything other tricks you guys have that I should know about that I could take care of beforehand??
Anything other tricks you guys have that I should know about that I could take care of beforehand??
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sure no problm. stuff is like steel when finished.(por15) . guy at NBR dist (autobody supply shop) had a front coil spring painted with por15 . He took it outside and threw it down hard on the concrete . When he was finished chasing it down 
he showed it to me and there was no marks on it.
i think with the proper prep work it would last forever. well close to it anyways.
he showed it to me and there was no marks on it.i think with the proper prep work it would last forever. well close to it anyways.
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Originally Posted by ramboss429
If you paint it where it is in direct sunlight you need to put a sealer coat on it or it will fade. I've used it and it is tough.
No joke! Hey, can that stuff be used in a spray gun or does it have to be brushed on?
