[Guest]

Apply the POR. Lacquer thinner is not necessary. POR will coat what you see and leave a shiny, hard surface.

Dan
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[66emberglow]

I certainly wouldn't cover any rust on purpose if I could easily remove it first. I don't care if it's POR 15 or concrete.

Were you supposed to rinse it with water? I can't imagine putting water on bare metal and not expecting flash rust.


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[johnpro]

You don't need the lacquer thinner. The Metal Ready is giving the POR-15 something more to "bite on". You've done it just like you're suppossed to. Get the POR-15 on it and quit worrying. I just did this same thing with 50% of my son's '65 coupe project last weekend.



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