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Has anyone used this product: http://www.eastwood.com/internal-frame-coating-w-spray-nozzle.html If so can you tell me how you liked it? Do you still sandblast the internal frame to clean it before apply? Can you paint over it? What all are your thoughts on it?

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I used this product from them for places like inside doors, vent area's seams under the dash and the like. I applied it over epoxy primer just as a back up since it's self healing and I wasn't top coating those areas.
Not sure how different the frame stuff is but I'd guess from the price the Anti-Rust is the better product.
It takes a few days to cure and it stays waxy.


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I have used inside doors, I wire brushed after removing the lower portions due to rust. Sprayed this stuff, applys really well.

Caution, plug holes and openings with rags and tape cause it will spray right out the hole and on your shop, tools, you, etc.

Mikey


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