It hasn't been on mine very long, but I can say that POR15 goes on easy and looks great. Just be sure that you don't get it on your skin, cause it will not wash off. The solvent just seemed to thin it out and spread it over a larger area. Also don't plan on cleaning and reusing the brush. IMO you should just use a cheap brush and dispose of it when your done painting. Finally, be extra careful to keep the lip of the can clean. If there is any POR15 on the lip it will bond the lid and the can together with no hope of seperating them without destroying either the lid or the can or both.


58 Fleetside, 235, "The Old Buckin' Bronco"