Does anybody have any exerience with this stuff? I searched and couldnt find too many people using it in the honda community, or atleast anybody who had anything to say about it.

I was thinking about using it for my interior because I have a decent amount of surface rust from some wet carpet that was in there prior to me owning it. Also, it seems like it would be a durable and extremely hard paint, so that would probably help with a gutted interior.

if anybody has any opinions on this, itd be greatly appreciated

 

It is an excellent product. Use as directed and it will last a very long time.

Don't get it on your skin otherwise it will stay there until that skin eventually falls off.... days and even weeks for that **** to come off.

 

i just ordered some to try out, but i heard it flows for being brushed on. price wasn't that bad either

 

Its great stuff and very durable. Serves as a great long term protectant and it helps to cut down on road noise as well. Just make sure you follow the directions and it wont let you down.

 

yes, use as directed, i used it on my quarters, then fiberglassed it, do not allow uv rays to hit it or it will break up

 

top notch product.

 

thanks for the tips

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cool, let me know how itturns out

 

yup..also dont get it on your hands...and if you do use it in the door jams...leave the doors open...or they never open again...ask me how i know

 

great stuff, make sure you topcoat that ****.

 

good stuff, but use in a well venitlated area. i had to put in it a 2001 old beetle from mexico where the battery leaked and it rusted. make sure you have plenty of fresh air and room

 

awsome stuff that does work. Prep is key, do all the necessary prep work, get the rustmort stuff they have too, its a rust converter that is brushed on. And make sure you clean the panel very very well, twice, 3 times, 4 times, you can't clean enough. brush the Por 15 on and your set. Yes it do have to top coat it but ONLY if the panel is exposed to sun as Por 15 holds no UV protectant qualities. If its on your undercarriage, or wheel wells, or interior than your good to go with out top coat.