[Spridgets] Truck bed liner--now Extend*

[dlancer7676 at comcast.net]

Yes, I agree with Ed about Extend, or what used to be called Extend. I haven't noticed Extend on the shelves for some while.Was thinking some dumbass sprayed it with the nozzle turned the wrong way or attempted to huff it and maybe "liability" took it off the market. Is the Permatex product a spray like Extend was? 

--DAvid C. 
Does the name Pavlov ring a bell? 

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ed's Shop" <shop at justbrits.com> 
To: spridgets at autox.team.net 
Sent: Monday, April 27, 2009 10:39:20 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern 
Subject: Re: [Spridgets] Truck bed liner 

<<.. yeah some aircraft buddies say the same thing, rather 
paint and see any rust than powdercoat and never know its' 
there..>> 

I canNOT believe that Frank (or anybody else with 50% of 
memory left - must NOT be many of you EXCLUDING me 
<VBG>) hasn't piped up with his tale of floor pans VS P.O.S. 
POR-15 VS his garage floor ("accomplishes the same thing as 
RhinoLiner or PowderCoating<G>) !!! 

Yo Frank, guess all these 'short-termed memory' folks NEED 
a "refresher" !!! LOL 

If one wants to take BEST care possible of sanded/ground 
bare-metal situations then an application of 
"Rust Treatment" by Permatex (Part Number 79DA, 
SKU # 6.....86226..81849.....2 ) is the only way to fly. 
I have been using it since it was know as "Extend" (close to 
20+ years) with EXCELLENT results and NO returning RUST. 

Reacts with rust and turns it black (stay clear where NO 
rust is present). Light sanding prior to either primer or 
finish coat with 320 grit paper recommended (bit NOT 
necessary for more than satisfactory results). 

I have lots of stuff on Customers' cars and my own cars 
that have ZERO 'returning' rust. 

Works for me and my $ 0.05. 
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