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Rust (Access) 200 1986

posted by  83GLT on  Sun May 22 21:53 CST 2011
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POR 15 is a very good product and I've been having success with it on areas treated that were accessible. For non-accessible areas, such as what you're describing, or in my case rust that's started in the rockers, I was thinking of using a product suggested in the 700/900 FAQ's:

"Corrosion-X MaxWax (http://www.corrosionx.com; dries to soft, pliable wax; eventually wears off when used externally, but is good substitute for POR-15 when you can't reach areas for thorough preparation
# NOTE: I order my Corrosion-X stuff on the East coast through: Bill Brown, TownDockCX@aol.com, 1-888-746-5679"

I haven't tried this stuff yet, so maybe someone else could chime in.





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