Had great weather here this weekend. I applied the first coat of the POR15 Top Coat to the frame. There was some prep work involved, scuff sanding with 320 grit and washing afterwards, the last step was to wipe the frame down with Pre Prep. I had thought about spraying the Top Coat but decided to just brush it on as I had with the Base Coat. The Top Coat evened out and dried smooth for nice consistent finish. So far I'm pleased with the results using POR15 products, you need to work quickly as the product sets up fast. I don't have much clean up, I use cheap HF brushes, those get one use and then trashed, the rest is just paint thinner.
I will try to finish the second coat this week and then it time to start bolting the suspension together... AT LAST!!!!!
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