I also had really good results brushing POR-15. It flattens out really well to a high gloss. I had my frame up on saw horses with a drop cloth under it. I just glopped into all the frame joints and let it wick into the joints and let the excess drip off. Then go back and brush the rest and brush the drips.
I read somewhere that the chalkiness that appears when exposed to UV is only an appearance problem and does not alter the durability of the POR-15. If anyone knows differently, please correct me.
The manufacturer of POR makes a UV resistant top coat for those requiring show quality. It's applied directly over the POR-15. I think it must be applied very soon after the POR-15.
If you get it on your skin, it takes about 2 weeks to fade. I had a few dots on my face for a while.
Dave Evans
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