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#1532675 01/12/2024 1:29 PM
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Last edited by Gdads51; 01/12/2024 3:22 PM. Reason: edited to fix embedded video

Wayne
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Great information and test. I feel much better about my Bargain Rustoleum cost vs. performance except rust performance.

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Dave from Northern Kentucky
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His results were pretty much dead on with my POR15 experience. I know other people have had great result using POR15, I'm not one of those. I have used both the base coat and the top coat only to have it oxidize and peel. The frame was sandblasted and degreased, it was prepped with Ospho prior to using the POR15. For the money the Rustolium or Tractor Supply implement paint with hardener worked much better.


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I painted the entire chassis and undercarriage of my '56 Coupe de Ville with Rust-O-Leum semi-gloss black (rattle cans) 20 years ago with no primer - just a good cleaning with scrapers and pressure washer.

It's been driven over 100,000 miles in that time and the underside still looks like new.


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Great video , thanks for sharing Wayne. I used POR 15 once & liked how hard it was but I've never have done any testing on the product like this guy. That Mastercoat is very impressive, but I too will probably stick to Rustoleum (with proper prep & primer) Its price, availability & toughness is enough for my taste.


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I always top coat with rust oleum over POR-15


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