Rust Preventative

Trailer Builds
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I’m going to coat the underside of my trailer this Winter with POR (Paint Over Rust) unless anyone has a better suggestion.

I have seen videos of people using all kinds of things including bar and chain oil.

Other ideas or just go with the POR?

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I love this stuff. It’s been on a set of pliers I put under a downspout 5 months ago and still no rust. It’s on a vise mounted on the trailer that gets rained on, SH on, and covered in road grime. Wipes right off. Been really impressed with it, but You have to reapply it a couple times a year it seems.

If you’re looking for one and done I’d go with POR

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I got a bottom of the ocean vice I’m going to try this on.

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POR 15 has my full endorsement. I use it to paint the metal on my tree stands. Mower decks. Steps at my trailer. Good stuff

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Is it still 140 a gallon?

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yep (plus more characters cause you gotta have at least 10. Most annoying thing in the world)

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How about pump spray used engine oil as an undercoat

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Can someone say fire? Lol. Who is going to clean the driveway when your done?

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My 2001 doesn’t have any rust and they hammer these roads with salt in Ohio. Must be doing something right. I do it in field but I’m not stopping you from using it in your drive :grinning:

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They=me :yum:

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I used to work with the guy over in castlo park where all that salt is stored. It gave me anxiety every damn time I drove in that lot

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I’m getting a new enclosed and I want to start now on rust prevention. Is Por 15 something I should paint the frame with now or that something you use after it rusts. Would it be overkill now?

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I’d do it right now.

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