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Old 05-15-2016, 05:16 PM   #10
MARTINSR
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Re: POR 15 VS Frame paint

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Originally Posted by _Ogre View Post
i used por on my frame, no top coat; hasn't turned chalky in 6 yrs and 27,000 miles
i used a grinder to clean up most of the frame then a blast-in-a-bucket sand blaster from eastwoods for the nooks and crannies
i did my frame/boxing in 3 stages: rear, front and middle after i remove the cab
also used por when i rebuilt (sandblast, poly liners) my rear springs

this is the middle, the difference in color is ''dust''

That's a damn good testimony for POR. There is a place for everything.

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