POR 15 or Rustbullet
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I used POR as a preventative treatment for the oil pan, skid plates, etc on my 97 and it has held up well. It was a 2 or 3 step process.
I am considering RustBullet for a steel flatbed project I've got to get done as it appears to be a one step/multi coat approach.
Interested in hear others opinions on this topic as well.
I am considering RustBullet for a steel flatbed project I've got to get done as it appears to be a one step/multi coat approach.
Interested in hear others opinions on this topic as well.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Seattle
I would assume Por 15 and RustBullet are the same type of coating.
I have used Por 15 on a few things with great success. I think besides the chemical make up of the product, it is very thin and gets into fine pores and seals well. Just for the heck of it, about 5 years ago I painted some on a post hole digger, and did not even prep it more than brushing off some clinging dirt. It still, to this day has held up well, minus the cutting edge. I also used it under a mower deck.
Much tougher than off the shelf hardware store paints.
I have used Por 15 on a few things with great success. I think besides the chemical make up of the product, it is very thin and gets into fine pores and seals well. Just for the heck of it, about 5 years ago I painted some on a post hole digger, and did not even prep it more than brushing off some clinging dirt. It still, to this day has held up well, minus the cutting edge. I also used it under a mower deck.
Much tougher than off the shelf hardware store paints.
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