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yeah, you actually spray the Metal Ready on the surface. Let it sit for a little bit and then apply the Por15 and it dries extremely hard.
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My car too has undercarriage rust, probably a northern or coastal car. Weird thing is that I have 3 armrest that have what looks like rust coming through. I clean it and it comes back. There is visible rust inside the door. Rust through rubber doesn't sound right, but rust is tricky. Any thoughts, thx!
Oh it's a 2010 Tahoe bought with14k on Jan 1st, 2011
My car too has undercarriage rust, probably a northern or coastal car. Weird thing is that I have 3 armrest that have what looks like rust coming through. I clean it and it comes back. There is visible rust inside the door. Rust through rubber doesn't sound right, but rust is tricky. Any thoughts, thx!
Oh it's a 2010 Tahoe bought with14k on Jan 1st, 2011
Kind of the wrong section for you but it doesnt really matter. You have a 2010 hoe and are already having rust problems? Are you saying that you have rust on your arm rest? Inside the car??
I think the POR15 is black and there is no need to paint.....right?
Functionally, you are correct. It however doesn't resist UV so it will fade over time, POR15 also sells a top coat for this very purpose so it stays a deep black. This is what I plan on doing this next year.
I'm sorry but you should not be seeing ANY rust on a 2010 no matter what part of the country you live in