I think the stuff I bought was Rustoleum brand but whatever it came with the dry etching material that you mix w/ water and scrub the dickens out of. Twice in my case. Then I used a pressure washer and got it all up and squeegied ? it out and let it dry very very thoroughly. When it's wet is when you find out just how flat the surface really is. My shops have steel linings so I didn't use muratic acid because of the splashing and eating the finish off the steel. From experience I can tell you it lasts longer than any sealer I've ever used.


1953 Chevy 5-window 3100
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Dave
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