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Thanks for the advice,Troop & Dave. I
appreciate the help & advice. Herb Lump also sent me a word of caution about
making sure I have plenty of ventilation when applying POR-15.
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At 09:56 AM
7/26/2005, you wrote:
>
>Clint,
>
> I did two nice
coats including the seat back and package tray with less
>than 1 quart.
That's for a 69 coupe.
> A tip on using this stuff:
>Buy a quart
but don't open the lid. Shake it to get it mixed up then take an
>awl
and punch a hole in the bottom at the edge of the can. Squeeze out
what
>you need by pumping the sides of the can. When your done, use RTV
to seal
>the hole. I've been able to keep the stuff fresh for years
using this
>method. If you open the lid, the stuff will go bad in a
month or two.
That is correct. better than that is screw a metal screw
in the hole.
Then turn it upside down for a second (to coat the screw
threads).
Then put the can in the frig. I have some 3 yrs old that I use
3
x a yr that is still good.
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