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#879110 08/30/2012 6:57 PM
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Should I just use POR-15 inside a cab corner that I now have access to, or would I want to do some other treatment to it. I'm afraid to use naval jelly and not being able to get it out of the overlapping seams,thanks.


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are you talking about the area above
your patch
and on up into the cab?

I understand that to be prime por application surface since it needs something to 'encapsulate' where as your nice patch area may not hold it that well.

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CASO #879137 08/30/2012 9:10 PM
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Yes on both sides of that metal patch. Just brush on the por? After I use marine clean and metal ready? Or do I not want to use those two and risk not being able to wash out the metal seams, thanks


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scratch the new stuff up with some rougher sand paper to give the
por a tooth to stick to

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I do plan on using por-15 on the underside of the floor and inside the corner. I'm just worried about the seams all over the truck and not being able to wash away the residue before I por-15 it. It looks to me like the marine clean and metal ready prep stuff is a lot thinner than the por-15 and I wonder if it will penetrate and therefor protect all the way into the seams?thanks


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I will sand the new metal


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