i am repainting my interior. would like to use one of these products. whats your experience using one of them on the inside of your car. how you applied it and how is por 15 standing up against sun. i never seen anyone use rust bullet.

P.S can i see some pics of ek's with no headliners

 

bump for some help

 

I did my whole interior in POR-15 after I replaced the floor pans in my GN. I just used a disposable brush. It's holding up really well.

 

I have rust bullet in my 240sx trunk, want to do the entire interior as well.

 

anyone have pics or diy

 

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Here are pics I took. I replaced my entire floor pan in my GN and put this on to prevent surface rust. It's real easy to use. Pretty much just brush it on with a disposable paint brush.

 

thanks sirius

 

I've used POR-15 on my Civic without much success and I attribute it to perhaps the fact that there was probably too much rust, but on portions where it was rather minimal, I found it started to flake off.

I didn't really like their 3 step process either...something that eastwood and rustbullet doesn't seem to have. If I had to do it again, I think I'd rather give eastwood or rustbullet a try.

 

Yeah, rust bullet recomends to knock off most of the loose rust and then paint, I did not follow any 'X-step' procedures. I did not have a lot of rust in my trunk, just small surface patches but everything seems to be holding up well.

 

i dont have any rust i want to prevent it and make the inside all one color cuz its gutted everything is gone but the dash

 

Not to hijack the thread but wouldnt it make sense to maybe wirewheel some of the rust first and then apply one of the above?I would think if its applied over significant rust it wouldnt adhere too well?

 

i totally agree with siblues. i would atleast try to get off as much of the rust as possible first.

 

Alot of people use POR 15 really good stuff i plan to do the underside of my car this summer just for added protection

 

I helped a friend lay down some por on his Chevelle and it goes on nice and give a even coat but I havent seen how it holds up.

 

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POR 15 actually tells you to just knock the loose rust off (do not wire wheel) and apply right over the rust. POR15 is a rust encapsulator and actually works best without too muych cleaning first.