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partwerks
post Sep 24 2014, 08:24 PM
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What would be the best combo to use on the floor pans, once the floor tar is off? I have solid pans, so only anticipating surface rust.

http://www.amazon.com/POR-15-45008-Gloss-b...#productDetails


For the center tunnel, or can/should the tunnel be taken off to remove the rust?
http://detaildoctor.com/internal-frame-coa...-wspray-nozzle/
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post Sep 25 2014, 11:25 AM
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the key to por15 is its supposed to be applied directly over any rust its intended as a rust converter, it has very little uv protection so it breaks down in sunlight and must be top coated with another paint or in your case carpet. its a good product if used as intended. you do not want to apply it to clean metal or it will just peel off as it needs the rust to bond it if you have clean bare metal you would want to epoxy the area and use something else as a topcoat
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