Por 15

[Bubber]

Any body use the POR 15, Glisten PC?

 

It is a clear coating to be used on polished metals, aluminum, chrome, brass, stainless steel, etc. It is supposed to be non yellowing.

 

Not very cheap though.

 

www.POR15.com is the site.

 

 

Just thought it sounded to good to be true. Inquiring minds wants to know.

 

Comments ???????? WAR stories, Horror stories. What ever you got.

Thanks!

[Gary N.]

Myself and several friends use the Por15 black all the time. It's awesome stuff. Don't know anything about the clear.

[jilldwr]

I've used the POR-15 fuel tank coating and POR-15 "Black Velvet" heat paint products on vintage bikes and they worked exactly as described. Preparation is important though.

[Bubber]

I have read their literature and it sounds pretty impressive if it works like they say.

But like always "buyer be ware" much better to get real life histories of practical uses.

I think the clear will be beneficial to all the first gens that want to protect newly polished aluminum housings and chrome.

As far as preparation, "the devil is in the details".

I used to paint cars back in the day, and preparation was everything.

30 hours prepping and two hours shooting was the norm.

Any others?

[MidlifeVenture]

Used it this spring to coat my Cast Iron Keel on my boat. It is coming out of the water next week we will see if it held up like it says. I used Black and I will tell you it took weeks to get it off me I used it also to coat a rusted out Oil pan and so far it is holding. Letus know how the clear works.

[Yammer Dan]

The clear would be What I'm looking if it works like they say. Things like that trunk rack we never see or the back side of chrome.