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I have used this and really like it but it's only been a few years.
Pricey but a can seems to go a long way. The included application wand is awesome. Stinks to high heaven which tells me it's good stuff. Got the green so I can see where it's been applied. Like I said only a few years but holding up well in the norhern Ohio rust belt. I use POR15 in accessable areas.
Pricey but a can seems to go a long way. The included application wand is awesome. Stinks to high heaven which tells me it's good stuff. Got the green so I can see where it's been applied. Like I said only a few years but holding up well in the norhern Ohio rust belt. I use POR15 in accessable areas.
No 2003 Tacoma holes everywhere. Not sure how you get in 9 feet deep.
Nothing is going to stick well to a wire wheeled frame. Especially not POR. You’ll need a rough surface profile for good adhesion. Have you considered galvanizing it? There are special rules that apply painting a galvanized surface, however.
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One idea that saw from another MUD member is to use a rectangular chimney sweep brush to clean the inside of the frame. The bristles are quite stout and the brush may need to be trimmed to be closer to the internal frame size. Once trimmed, it can be pulled back and forth through the frame to clean the surface. Labor intensive, but it can be a decent prep for things like the Eastwood internal coating.
morganism
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got a sprayer?
Organic linseed oil was commonly used in the 1920’s as undercoat for cars to prevent rust.
Organic linseed oil was commonly used in the 1920’s as undercoat for cars to prevent rust.
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Yeah, get all your welding done and then galvanize it. It's only like 300 bucks.
jblueridge
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It is hard to get good access to all of my 70 series frame.
I have been using this stuff.
Cavity wax
You can make your own cavity wax.
I might get one of these sprayers.
Sprayer
I have been using this stuff.
Cavity wax
You can make your own cavity wax.
I might get one of these sprayers.
Sprayer
Curtice
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Ive been working on my fj40 frame. I put several pieces of wire into my drill to clean off the inside of the frame as best I could. Then used the Eastwood internal coating. Took a short video. I think it worked ok, better than doing nothing.
some pics of the internal frame coating:
some pics of the internal frame coating: