

| Subject: | Re: Seam rust? |
| From: | Cory Sammons |
| Date: | Thu, 17 Jun 2004 19:17:24 -0400 |
> Just be sure to do both sides of the metal or it will rust from the inside. > > http://www.por15.com/ > > MANY PRODUCTS CLAIM TO STOP RUST; SOME ARE PAINTS, SOME ARE CONVERSION > PRODUCTS, SOME ARE RUST TREATMENTS. NONE SEEM TO REALLY STOP RUST > PERMANENTLY. WHY IS POR-15 DIFFERENT, AND WHY SHOULD I BELIEVE IT WILL WORK > ANY BETTER? > Rust is caused by moisture coming in contact with metal, which causes a > chemical action called oxidation. All paints provide a measure of protection > for a while, but since they are eventually softened and weakened by > moisture, it is only a matter of time before moisture penetrates the painted > surface and attacks the metal below. All of the so-called rust preventive > paints on the market (except POR-15) are weakened by exposure to moisture. > POR-15 is strengthened by exposure to moisture. Notice the hardness of the > POR-15 coating. It doesn't chip, crack, or peel like ordinary paints do, and > its hardness will resist the wear and tear of every day life. > Rust conversion products claim to change the chemical nature of rust and > convert it to a more stable element that won't rust again. History of the > failure of these products is well documented; most simply don't work for > more than a few months at best, and they are subject to the same chipping > and cracking that occurs with ordinary rust coatings. > > POR-15 works because it chemically bonds to rusted metal and forms a rock- > hard, non-porous coating that won't crack, chip, or peel. It keeps moisture > away from metal with a coating that is strengthened by continued exposure to > moisture. > the busdepot has a kit for this http://busdepot.com/details.jsp?partnumber=POR15KIT I'll let you know how it goes Cory Sammons
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