According to the "Auto Restorer" magazine,
Eastwood's Rust Encapsulator is a superior product to POR-15. Check out
the attachment if interested or go to www.eastwood.com and look at all
the other things they have. Generally speaking their stuff is
specialized toward auto restoration and they handle good
products.
Mike in KY
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Sent: Monday, February 27, 2006 6:45
PM
Subject: Re: (ET) snowblower paint
Eastwood sells a rust encapsulating paint but does not sell
POR-15.
POR-15 hardens by exposure to moisture and has a really tough
surface.
some links to POR15
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=por+15
At
07:29 PM 2/27/2006, you wrote:
I hear about the Eastwood paint POR, or is it PQR, either way,
that is used for the snowthrowers a lot on here.
Is it worth
paying so much for that and would there be a difference, if I were to
sandblast my snowthrower and paint it with normal enamel paint used on
tractors? Wouldn?t that still be slippery?
It seems the
Eastwood stuff is good because of the rust inhibiting factors and how it
sticks to old paint, but that is not an issue if the thing is sandblasted,
right?
If I used the tractor paint, would it be better adding more
hardener?
I believe the tractor paint is not really any different than
rustoleum, it is an enamel paint.
Kevin
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