I bought some of this stuff and it isn't the same "POR-15" material that's in
their
base product. They sell it strictly as an engine enamel, probably with slightly
higher heat resistance. My experience with painting engine blocks and
accessories is
that any good quality enamel, including Rustoleum, holds up quite well. The
real
quality of the job comes in the prep: thoroughly clean, etch, prime and paint.
Or
less prep if temporary cosmetic improvement is the goal.
Jim
type79@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> Why would one use POR-15?
> jf
>
> Jim Juhas wrote:
>
> > POR-15 sells it in brushable form; they may have aerosol as well, so they
>are
> > probably worth checking. I think Moss sells aerosols.
> >
> > You could buy one of those self-contained sprayers that consist of a canned
> > propellant and a glass jar and use the POR-15 product.
> >
> > Keith Ickes wrote:
> >
> > > Does anyone know a source for aerosol spray cans of Healey Green engine
>paint?
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