POR15. Good stuff. http://www.por15.com
As a side comment:
> It can't stand UV exposure so it can't be applied where direct sunlight will
>hit it.
UV exposure causes it to change color, but according to the company this
does not affect its other properties. I painted my roll bar black; it used to be
very shiny but now it's got a dark grey mottling. Only paint failure is where
I've
scraped it off by dragging the hardtop across it.
They make a few 'colors' - black, silver, and chassis black (which isn't quite
as shiny). I agree with buying the 6-packs - it's expensive per ounce that way,
but once you open a jar it'll harden up on you pretty quickly. After opening,
store them upside down to buy a little more shelf life.
It is impervious to gasoline, too. I've had some in contact with gasoline for
three continuous years - no failure.
DO NOT BREATHE THE FUMES. This stuff reacts with moisture. You do
NOT want it in your lungs!
-- John
John F Sandhoff sandhoff@csus.edu Sacramento, CA
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