POR-15 locally

[letsrunem]

Who sells it?

[LEWETHETIGER73]

auto paint ans supply in waukesha by the checker auto parts over by walmart

[Troutman]

auto paint ans supply in waukesha by the checker auto parts over by walmart


yup...only place ive seen it

[jbiscuit]

good to know. I was looking for some awhile back too

[xFullThrottlex]

Borchardts has it too, I always went through them but now that i know ANS has it i'm going there!!

[Russ Jerome]

Next question is how much more, compared to Jefferson or online?

[kornholio788]

I work at auto paint. I will give you guys a price on it tomorrow. We carry and stock the Por15 black, grey, some cleaners and other randoms. And can get any por product you would like next day if we don't have it in stock.

[xFullThrottlex]

Next question is how much more, compared to Jefferson or online?


I think Borchardts is $35/quart

[Russ Jerome]

Probably a pint Im thinking, thats what it is at jefferson and online:
http://www.por15.com/POR-15/productinfo/1GB/
Great to hear it is localy available, doesnt store to well for me always opening it.

[xFullThrottlex]

^yeah a pint, my bad

[kornholio788]

Great to hear it is localy available, doesnt store to well for me always opening it.

The trick to storing it is when you open it and put the cap back on to store it is. Cap it, then just leave the can upside down. That way the bottom of the can crusts over. When you wanna use it again. Fliper her back over, open it up and all the good leftover product will be on top and ready to use. And all the crusty dried product will be on the bottom of the can.

[Russ Jerome]

Cap it, then just leave the can upside down. That way the bottom of the can crusts over.

I'm suddenly afraid to admit how many cans I have wrecked! The best answers are always the simplest..im a dum azz :(

[Troutman]

I'm suddenly afraid to admit how many cans I have wrecked! The best answers are always the simplest..im a dum azz :(

i always just went to the hardware store, bought a few pint sized cans, put some in each one, and sealed it immediately after i opened the original.

[pOrk]

The trick to storing it is when you open it and put the cap back on to store it is. Cap it, then just leave the can upside down. That way the bottom of the can crusts over. When you wanna use it again. Fliper her back over, open it up and all the good leftover product will be on top and ready to use. And all the crusty dried product will be on the bottom of the can.

No kidding, thats a good plan :thumbsup

[jbiscuit]

^great idea!

[kornholio788]

i always just went to the hardware store, bought a few pint sized cans, put some in each one, and sealed it immediately after i opened the original.

Still not going to work all that well. The cans are air sealed when they are capped at the factory. As it dries by only air. You pop that top and you let air in. Weather it is in a big can or a small can. Doesn't matter how fast you cap it either, air will still be in there now and you will have hardening material.

[88Nightmare]

so whats the price on this where you work? I'll be needing some this week

[limpimpg]

hanna trailer on hwy 31 oak creek also has it. we used it for are dunk tanks for testing heads ect .inside coating didn't last very long though . followed directions.sandblasted two coats. outside looks good though.

[88Nightmare]

you mean hwy 38 (aka howell ave)? I'll have to go check that out tomorrow, thanks.

['91 notch]

Don't waste your money!! I've used it. Followed all directions, got the other cleaners and prep stuff, rust was coming out within 2 weeks. I was happy at first, but came to realize that there is no magical cure for rust.