My inclination, given my vast experience in this area (I've never done this or
anything like it,) would be to use a wire brush, apply phosphoric acid and
paint
with a sand-filled epoxy.
Donald.
Eric J Russell wrote:
> I'd vote for the POR-15.
>
> I've thought about the 'wearing off' factor of the topcoat required.
> While that is an issue I think it'd be fairly minor. The POR-15 (under
> an appropriate top coat) will protect all the other areas and a couple
> of layers of a durable top coat will provide the POR-15 with fairly
> long-lasting protection in the high wear areas. The treads thus might
> need occasional re-coating but they'd need it no matter what type
> paint is applied.
>
> Maybe the POR-15 could be top-coated with an epoxy paint - at least
> for the tread areas?
>
> Eric Russell
> Mebane, NC
> http://home.mebtel.net/~ejrussell
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