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Any opinions on this stuff?

Rust Bullet says its better than POR but doesn't mention ZR. :confused:

My last truck rusted from the inside out. frown
I don't want to experience that again since this one is an heirloom.
I don't want rust peeking out from between panels.

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You must have gone to the swap meet today. I saw the flyers for the stuff but that's all I know about it.


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Another moisture cure urethane like POR-15 from all I can gather only with wilder claims. Have not seen much performance input from users that supports what is being thrown around.

Moisture cure urethanes have some good attributes, don't get me wrong. They just aren't very user friendly.
Cost, safety (iso's), shelf life, UV, clean up, things like these.....

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Yep, Cletis
Pretty much a waist of time. Most people were gone by noon.

I got some ZR while I was out. smile

Sure hope its a good as claims,
I'm betting my grandpa's truck on it.

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I have used it. There is no need to pre-treat the metal (other than to remove old paint and as much rust as you can), and you don't have to top-coat it (It's not UV sensitive).

I am impressed with the results. I don't have experience with POR or the others, so can't compare.

I will say that you better clean your paint gun soon after using, or you can throw it away!


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