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ive done search for a product recommended in previous threads to spray on as a surface rust inhibitor.cant find it,?anyone know what it is,or their favorites?
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After using POR 15 on several projects, I think I'd switch to Eastwood as well in the future. I used POR on a beetle in college on clean metal and had no problems. Tried it with my car this time around again, on clean metal (scuffed it and even did the rest of the prep instructions including marine clean and "prep and ready") and all I got were fisheyes everywhere. I think they must have changed the formula, but I was not impressed.
Eastwood's product is apparently much easier to use, so that's what I would go with next time around. |
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