Por-15 Suggestions

[LLucast80]

Put two layers of very thin plasic over the can, and tap the lid on. When you next open it, one layer will stay on the can and the other comes off with the lid. It last for months.

 

[565bbchevy]

I have also been doing the six pack cans for a while and use a piece of Ziploc bag to help seal the lid and then though it in another sealed Ziploc bag

 

[joesregalproject]

I didnt even realize they sold them in the 6 pack cans. Definitely the way to go. I've had one too many quart cans go bad after being opened.

 

[565bbchevy]

I didnt even realize they sold them in the 6 pack cans. Definitely the way to go. I've had one too many quart cans go bad after being opened.

Th initial cost is more but in the long run you end up saving money.

 

[Doug Chahoy]

Th initial cost is more but in the long run you end up saving money.

As I said in when I started this thread, I think it’s more economical to buy the 6 pack. It saves the disappointment of finding out the partial quart you stored 3-6 months ago has gone hard just as you go to use it. Then you have to postpone that project until you get more. I also buy the cleaner and etch in gallons to help keep the cost down. I just did some under my car the other day, hair covered, safety glases, half face respirator, long sleeves, and rubber gloves. When I finished I looked in a mirror and saw some dripped and ran down my face and started to dry. Talk about painful. I had to soak my face with dish soap and scrape it with my fingernail. NONE of the regular products I normally would use on hands or arms can be used on your face. The quick dry additive is WELL worth the money, you get to install parts in a few hours, just go by the directions and do the math for how much to use. I’ll never spray it again unless I’m in a downdraft spray booth. Even with good chemical filters in a fullface respirator, this stuff is nasty to spray.

 

[565bbchevy]

I’ll never spray it again unless I’m in a downdraft spray booth. Even with good chemical filters in a fullface respirator, this stuff is nasty to spray.

I have only ever brushed on POR 15 and I have always been impressed how smooth it would be when cured but even brushing it on I wear a lot of protection because that stuff does not want to come off your skin.

 

[Streetbu]

I have never used it myself, but have had some nasty stuff stuck on my hands that just wouldn't come off no matter what I tried. Best thing I've found is hand lotion or moisturizer. Gets into the skin and breaks the bond between the product and the skin.... Usually works over night

 

[Injectedcutty]

I have never used it myself, but have had some nasty stuff stuck on my hands that just wouldn't come off no matter what I tried. Best thing I've found is hand lotion or moisturizer. Gets into the skin and breaks the bond between the product and the skin.... Usually works over night

Nasty things on hands, lotion.....you're on the wrong site 😂😂😂.

 

[Streetbu]

See I knew one of you bastards would have to say something LOL 😂

 

[wonderboy24]

i as well use POR15 i did brush it on and it looks sprayed.i used it on the floor inside under belly.frame radiator support. i even did the engine.yes it suxs if you dont use the whole can it goes to waist.this is brushed on.