Por 15

[yellow wagon]

from what I have been reading its best to use the POR-15 and then their chassis coat black over the top of that while the POR-15 is still tacky and you get a really nice, stock-appearing sheen like this:

the sheen and overall look is outstanding if you ask me. The inner fenderwell has the POR-15 with Chassis Coat top coat...the brake drum is just POR-15

photos courtesy of this site:
http://www.svend.net/mustang/ww73/ww73.html

 

[bobs409]

Oh YEH! That's what I want my 63's bottom to look like. bang

 

[petepedlar]

I mixed a very little POR thinner into the paint when I did my '38 frame. It goes on very easy with a brush !!!!!! It doesn't look that great right after it's done, you're not supposed to work the brush back and forth..... just one stroke..... it leaves brush marks & bubbles......... but a few minutes later it smooths and flattens out as it drys and looks great.

Dave

 

[skipxt4]

I have had good results brushing it on, but it can be sprayed also. Like Dave (boxerdog) says, use a cheap spraygun. If you don't clean your gun SOON, after painting, you may have to throw it away.:eek: The paint will get into passageways, that will never clean out.

 

[yellow wagon]

I've read to be careful spraying it. Toxic stuff!:eek:

 

[petepedlar]

I've read to be careful spraying it. Toxic stuff!

Yes, it's bad, bad, bad stuff if you breath it !!!! You are supposed to use a complete breathing system if you spray it.

It won't come off your hand think what it could do to your lungs !!!!!!!

Dave

 

[skipxt4]

I got the pictures back, today of the underside of my 64. Rear end and frame Por-15ed, new Moog station wagon coils and KYB shocks. The under car pix are not that great. The last picture shows the height, that the Chevy sits at. The fronts have not been done yet. Skip

 

[MRHP]

Can you post the coil spring part number please. Thanks!

 

[skipxt4]

The rear number is MOG-6041. The front is MOG-658A.

 

[yellow wagon]

looks great Skip!

 

[MRHP]

Thanks for the part numbers!