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Frame paint
William Cunningham
As the machine work has been completed on my F4-134 and total engine
rebuild (by me) is looming on the horizon I need to think about the frame and running gear. Here in Wyoming rust is not a big issue but with a bare frame sitting in the yard perhaps I should do something to insure it lasts another 40+ years. I see adds for POR 15, Miracle Paint #1 Rust Killer, and frame paint just to mention a few. Are there any recomended/tried and true frame paints? I would rather not sand blast because the rust is surface only and I have plenty of work to keep a lazy guy like me busy all summer. And how about that Super Gas Tank Sealer from Bill Hirsh? (for my gas tank) Willy 57 FC-150 |
Bill Shortridge
I used the gas sealer intially and it worked alright, be sure to realy
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clean and etch the tank 1st. However JC Whitney has new tanks for not much more $...so last year I just replaced the tank. William Cunningham wrote:
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Merl
William Cunningham wrote:
[snip] Here in Wyoming rust is not a big issue but with a bare frame sitting inI just used POR-15 on my frame this spring. I got a decent degreaser, gave it a few good washes, scraped and wire brushed to get any loose rust and pealing paint off, then used the POR-15 kit (acid etch, por-15, tie-coat primer). I am happy with the results but can't testify as to the long haul with it. They claim to be the most permanent thing on the planet, and it looks good too. -- "Never pound on the threaded **** end of *anything*!" ** ** ** mailto:hollowel@... ** Merl **** |
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