Por 15
Jimmy Jeep
Jeeper
Anyone used POR 15 on rusty jeep floor boards? If so how did it work or hold up?
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Por 15
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Purple77CJ7
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I used POR15 on the frame rails on my pickup. Did that about four years ago and it's still holding up. I just wire brushed the loose stuff off and wiped it down with some Zylene. I did two coats like the direction suggest.
Jake
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I just applied yesterday to the inner fenders and pulling the tub to do the frame and underneath of the tub. So easy to apply, wire brush, degreaser and brush on. I would recommend 2 coats. You are supposed to let the first dry for 8 hours then apply the second. Looks great and excited to see the frame finished too.
Good luck,
Jake
Good luck,
Jake
73CJ
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Second coat needs to be applied when tacky, not fully dry.
http://www.por15.com/Data%20Sheets/POR15ApplicationInfo.pdf
2 coats POR-15 and followed by POR Topcoat for UV protection. With no topcoat, it will turn grey after several years.
Definitely good stuff. Had mine on for 6 years now.
bullseye
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I did my entire interior about 1 1/2 years ago. Very good product. I did NOT use the topcoat as I put a carpet in.
http://www.jeep-cj.com/forums/f98/cj7-restoration-progress-advice-please-2920/index11.html
jasonmark1993
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73 CJ5, 408W, Toploader, Dana 20, 9" Dana 30 5.38 gears, next purchase=slicks
Holy smokes thats expensive but I think its just what im looking for.
Do you guys think it can fix this?
Do you guys think it can fix this?
Purple77CJ7
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My floor was not quit that bad, but you could put your foot through it! Welded in some new steel, good as new! In that picture it might be just a little much for POR15!
jasonmark1993
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73 CJ5, 408W, Toploader, Dana 20, 9" Dana 30 5.38 gears, next purchase=slicks
hahah....just kidding...cut all of that out today and new pans are going in.