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Has anyone ever used this product and what is the best price for one gallon to do several frames? I went to the web site and there seems to be several different types.
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Yup TFC did
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...=78949&start=0
and im going to do both my cars soon
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...=78949&start=0
and im going to do both my cars soon
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i used it not too long ago on my blazer. stuff works great. just make sure to wear gloves of some sort or you WONT get it off your skin for about a week, in fact i still have some on me
just get the regular gallon of the stuff. it spreads VERY easily.
just get the regular gallon of the stuff. it spreads VERY easily.
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i used it not too long ago on my blazer. stuff works great. just make sure to wear gloves of some sort or you WONT get it off your skin for about a week, in fact i still have some on me
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I read a review from a magazine that did a side by side test with Eastwood'* Rust Encapsulator and the Encapsulator came out on top. If I recall, it was because it was easier to apply and seemed to come out a little better in their long term test.
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I love POR-15. It costs $49 shipped for 1 quart and it does a whole car (2 coats). It is worth it!!
Go to www.stoprust.net
A gallon is $123.75 at www.por15.com and that will do SEVERAL frames.
I don't know about the "Encapsulator," but POR-15 applies with a brush. You can't get any easier than that.
And it takes at least 5 days for it to come off your skin. I've gone to work with horribly stained hands. Wear gloves and a long sleeved shirt. I knew I had to, but I ran out of gloves and brake clean while I was finishing my work.
Go to www.stoprust.net
A gallon is $123.75 at www.por15.com and that will do SEVERAL frames.
I don't know about the "Encapsulator," but POR-15 applies with a brush. You can't get any easier than that.
And it takes at least 5 days for it to come off your skin. I've gone to work with horribly stained hands. Wear gloves and a long sleeved shirt. I knew I had to, but I ran out of gloves and brake clean while I was finishing my work.
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Originally Posted by bonnie94ssei
A gallon is $123.75 at www.por15.com and that will do SEVERAL frames.
Holly Crap, that'* expensive. I need a gallon since I want to do 3 cars including the underbody. I wonder if it ever goes on sale. What did you use the brake clean on?
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frank ill check some local stores and see if the have if for a good deal...
And i contact my Body shop connection and see what he has
And i contact my Body shop connection and see what he has