Reply to "Using POR-15 in the Engine Bay"

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I am finished the driver's side of my engine bay. So far, the POR-15 has been easy to use and I am totally impressed with the results. A full chronicle is ongoing here.

Comp2, I didn't bother with the Metal Ready either (although I used it to prep the firewall covers I had fabricated). I used Chassis Coat Black as a top coating. It's awesome. Despite being brushed on, it drys to resemble a sprayed application.

The combined result of these two products has me seriously thinking of doing the entire engine compartment similar to this cat ...

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