

| Subject: | Re: Windshield Frame Rust |
| From: | Karl |
| Date: | Thu, 13 Aug 2009 10:35:52 -0400 |
Really, Frank...thanks for the giggle of the day -- "better than new when done". How can POR-15 and fiberglass be better than original metal? There is really only ONE way to repair metal to near-new condition, and that, as previously-mentioned, is to cut the rusted area out and weld in, solidly, new metal. As a former career restoration specialist I can tell ya that fiberglass, while fast and easy, is not a permanent repair - unless you are repairing fiberglass! ;-) Karl Frank Condelli<RAlanen@aol.com> wrote: >> Michael, I just did one of these repairs last week. I used, as >> always, POR-15 and Fiberglas matting. Makes a permanent, solid repair. >> Prime, paint and install new windshield using Krown rustproofing oil on the >> frame and rubber. Better than new when done.
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