pcoated it with primer
> before it cured and the POR15 blistered thru the
> primer, (then I read the instructions). Call them
> and ask about epoxy primer, I think that's your best
> bet.
> Bob
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the POR15 blistered thru the primer, (then I
read the instructions). Call them and ask about epoxy primer, I think that's
your best bet.
Bob
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n the internals.
Ron
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You can top coat it. There is a specific procedure to follow. For specifics on the procedure see the POR web site www.por15.com . But as I recall, you coat it, let it cure for a while, then before it cures hard ( still slightly tacky) apply the top coat.
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Any top coat on top of the POR-15??
Donnie
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I used POR-15 on my 12bolt Looks freaking good!-graham
I did as well. I used a wire wheel to get the crust and rust off the housing, then Simple Green to get rid of any left over grease and gunk. Blew o
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One thing to note... if you go the powder coat way you have to g
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Yes yes! I second that
-graham
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POR-15 is very nice and shiny, and really durable.
Dan McIntosh
1960 Impala Sport Coupe
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I used POR-15 on my 12bolt Looks freaking good!
-graham
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Hi all..
Just recieved a new rear end and now am trying to figure out what the best way to p
finally the enamel top coat. Or an Imron type of poly urethane if
you want to spend big bucks.
Gene
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One thing to note... if you go the powder coat way you have to give
them a bare housing... the bushings and insides will never take the
heat. If it's already together... paint is the only way. I have to
do the same
One thing to note... if you go the powder coat way you have to give
them a bare housing... the bushings and insides will never take the heat.
If it's already together... paint is the only way. I have to do the same
to my rear... i plan to primer it and then paint it a gloss black ca
the only problem with epoxy primer (witch i truly belive in )
is it chalks out after a year or more but if you coat it afterwards
with a good hardened semi gloss paint it will hold up forever i did this
to my control arms five or six years ago and it is like new still on a
practically dail
I used a "Catalyzed" Epoxy Primer from Auto paint
supply store. In my case, I want the semi-gloss look
that was produced by the factory when they used to use
lacquer paint or primer under the car but it was
poorly done and often did little to stop rust. This
enamel product uses a hardener and makes
Powdercoating is much tougher than paint. Seems like I paid around $275 for
everything.
Clint HooperH&H Custom,owner1969 El Camino ProTourer2001
H-D FLHR custom baggerhttp://dalesplace.com/misc/friends/clint/clint_hooper.htm
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Thanks Clint..sorry to ask so many dumb questions..that looks great! Is it more of a process than painting it black? tom
I had my Fab 9 rear powdercoated and it still looks great two years later.
You can see a photo of it by clicking on the link in my signature.
Clint HooperH&H Custom,owner1969 El Camino ProTourer2001
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Thanks for the info..one more question?? what paint did you use? I hope this isn't too dumb.. but would you powder coat it and paint it or just paint it? thanks, tom
I took mine, and ran some heavy wire, in my case
brazing wire and ran throuth the top loops. Then kook
it in the middle with an engine houst and mask
everything else off.
mike
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Hi all..
Just recieved a new rear end and now am trying to figure out what the best way to paint it would be..any suggestions would be appreciated..I can't believe for how much it costs it wouldn't come gold plated..haha..thanks, tom p
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