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      05-02-2024, 02:49 PM   #1
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POR15, Rust Bullet, Rust Converter Ultra - Anyone used these rust treatments?

Wondering if anyone used these products to coat rusted areas and how they hold up over time?

They all hold pretty good reviews, however i was hoping to get some of our e90post veterans' opinions.

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      05-02-2024, 04:48 PM   #2
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I used PERMATEX® Rust Treatment on a few small areas of rust on a Miata door a few years ago. Worked well for me

After sanding, cleaning, and initial application


After a few coats of paint


Sold the car a year or two later so cannot report long term, goal here was just to stop migration.
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i used POR 15 on a datsun. 12 years and still holding up perfect
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I used POR-15 on the buggy chassis. So far so good.



I think they all work well though. It's all in the prep. Not sure the total use case you have. My latest was not a totally rusty surface.

I used a eastwood product on the frame of the truck a few years ago. It's holding up good as well. Again, quite a bit of prep work on the surface.
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      05-07-2024, 09:14 AM   #6
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Ended up getting a bottle of Phosporic Acid 85% as it is main active ingredient in all of rust converting products that actualy work as per reviews.

Going to dilute that to about 45-50% Phosphoric acid and apply to rust to stop it and conver it to iron oxde. Then i will follow it with a rust coating such as POR15 or Rust bullet.
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I've used Por 15 and RB. I prefer P15, it's thicker. Both work well. Both have similar quality prep products. I've used P15 on just about every brake rotor I've had / installed over the last 15 years, barrel and edges. Looks great. I've also done a couple trailers and other projects with both products. Anything regularly exposed to sunlight will need a top coat. Prep is key. Whatever it gets on it stays on. That's about it, P15 for the win.
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por15. Used it many years ago and worked really well. Painted the frames of a few of my trucks. Wire brush and pressure washed. Then went back with por15 a little later. Good product.
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