Posted by JD Seller on February 17, 2018 at 05:30:42 from (208.126.196.24):
In Reply to: Por 15 posted by SVcummins on February 17, 2018 at 02:55:18:
I use it and you have to understand how it works and do what the product needs to really work. It does not work very well on sand blasted surfaces. It works better on wire brushed surfaces that have had all the loose material knocked off. The neutralize the rust with a propionic acid of some sort. Then apply the rust preventive. I usually brush it on. It will smooth itself out. Then cover it with the Top Coat product. You can use other paint but you have to do it either right after the Por 15 is dry or wait and lightly sand it. The Rust preventative needs to be covered as it is not UV resistant.
I usually use the Por 15 on frames and that type of stuff but I have painted the base of my grain leg with it, the inside of a manure spreader and other places/things that are around corrosive. It is well worth the money.
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