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The fact that this table is still standing defies all physics and engineering. Those front ends are crazy heavy.
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Re: POR-15 Brushers step inside please
This is just my $0.02. On the frame of my 65 i used Rustoleum paint. We stripped the frame with flap discs wiped it down with degreaser and painted it. The first coat looked like s*&$. After we left it dry the second coat helped fill some of the smaller voids. The frame still looks good after 5 years. You can also reduce it with mineral spirts to spray for a semi gloss look. I did my bosses torino frame and it turned out beautiful. Like I said just mytwo pennies.
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Yeah that's a good idea. I'm glad I'm learning all this before I do my own.
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Re: POR-15 Brushers step inside please
One thing I would add, if you do any grinding so the frame is smooth you will want to hit that area with a sand blaster to rough it up. The por15 worked great on the frame I did EXCEPT for the areas I had ground and didn't go back and blast. In those areas it flaked off. It was my own fault, but I thought I'd point it out.
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Ive resealed the paint can, just make sure theres no heavy amount of paint in the lip and i place a plastic shopping bag between the can and lid. had no problems yet
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I sand blasted in all the nooks and crannies I couldn't get at with the wire wheel..
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Joe - putting it in the freezer will inhibit drying (used to do that to save oil paints mixed on a palette when I was a poor art student - NOT popular with the wife, however) |
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Re: POR-15 Brushers step inside please
Yeah I think the can says to store in the fridge to help the paint last longer.
I personally hit my frame with a flapper wheel, used their degreaser and then followed it up with their metal prep. I purposely wanted to remove all the rust because I wanted some what of a clean looking frame before painting it. Funny thing is when I was painting it was kinda rainy outside and I did clean the frame indoors so there was water on the floor. I will second the thing about flying objects sticking to the paint. Damn bugs and lint. Hopefully I'll get the front half done this summer. Last edited by kizer; 08-24-2009 at 01:42 PM. |
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I later stored my quart of paint in a freezer bag just to make sure that the lid was on tight and stored in the fridge I have out side. Before I used the paint I'd bring in the house and let it sit on a shelf for a day since the nights where a bit cooler and I wanted my paint to warm up before I opened it up and used it. IF you don't the paint seems thicker and harder to spread. I didn't want my paint clumpy and thick since the paint is supposed to self level. Make sure you really stir the paint before you use it. The stuff really likes to sink to the bottom and if I recall it does say not to shake it. Last edited by kizer; 08-24-2009 at 01:47 PM. |
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Oh yeah one thing I really noticed. If you get any on your hands don't waste your time with cleaners and what not. Just get in the shower and more or less take a shot shower and get your hands really wet. When your fingers start to look like wrinkled old raisens the paint will easily flake off with some gentle scrubbing.
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I didn't use gloves, and got the paint all over my hands. I just thought I would use some reducer to clean them. POR-15 soaks right into the skin and stains it. It did help soaking in the pool a few times, but still took over a week to ware off after scrubbing them like crazy every day. My hands looked so dirty, I was embarrassed to go any were.
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BTW I wear gloves now.
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Acetone will take it off also.
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That front-end is out of a 3/4 ton heavy duty Suburban - I estimate around 500 - 600 lbs give or take. The wood dosn't even appear to have a slight bow in it. I had that whole thing on there in pieces for about 2 months before I stared to re-assemble. I've also had the engine & transaxle out of my '87 Subaru on that thing.
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I used this www.nomorerust.com and a foam brush. You would swear it's powdercoated now except for a few runs since I got in a hurry...
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good catch.
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yea.. roger that. it works fine, I see no issue at all. the factory supports were not much in that area anyway. just something I notice.. looks good though
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Im also not quite sure on this but rumor has it por-15 breaks down from uv rays, so it might be good to paint over it with some good auto paint.
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true.. but on frames that don't see daylight it's ok. or there are UV safe versions of the paint as well...
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