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Ron Por15 is a rust protectant. You can brush it right over rust. It is why the British car guys love it for their retsorations. A lot of poeple rave on it. I was on the fence weather to do the underbelly and chassis with it but finally decided to. It needed a rough surface to adhere to. It gave you some options. It said just knock the rust off and coat. I wanted as much rust as I could get to gone so I wasn't going to just put this over rust. I may spray this in all the channels though.

It said you could use their acid metal prep before hand but then wash it off. I thought this was not the best idea. Where does it go and how do you control the resedue. If you wash it off won't it rust up then? Next it said to either sand or sandblast. I decided to blast.

Supose to be tenatious stuff. It actually cures from moisture so if moisture is present it sucks it out. It actually says best put on dry and cured in a damp environment. What are we the weathermen?

Can be primed, painted and should be topcoated as it will fade in UV. I thought I would use it for non-body parts; especially underbelly and areas hard to get to. That way if I did not get it 100% blasted I still have some protection.

More photos from today:



http://www.rc-tech.net/cars/panttransam/1905/blast/day6a.jpg

http://www.rc-tech.net/cars/panttransam/1905/blast/day6c.jpg

http://www.rc-tech.net/cars/panttransam/1905/blast/day6d.jpg

http://www.rc-tech.net/cars/panttransam/1905/blast/day6f.jpg

http://www.rc-tech.net/cars/panttransam/1905/blast/day6g.jpg

http://www.rc-tech.net/cars/panttransam/1905/blast/day6h.jpg

http://www.rc-tech.net/cars/panttransam/1905/blast/day6i.jpg

I figure probably 3 more days on the chassis.

Gary