fiatslug87 Posted Thursday at 04:35 AM Posted Thursday at 04:35 AM POR-15 is a urethane coating that is Painted Over Rust. There’s a cleaner that should be used before application.
jodawill Posted Thursday at 04:02 PM Author Posted Thursday at 04:02 PM 11 hours ago, fiatslug87 said: POR-15 is a urethane coating that is Painted Over Rust. There’s a cleaner that should be used before application. Thanks. I just ordered the degreaser, metal prep, and clear coating. Apparently this stuff is hard to find locally. What do I need to know before I use this stuff? Do I need to pull out all of the old sealer and apply some fresh sealer? I'm spending a lot of money on sound dampening materials, so I don't want to make any mistakes here.
Pete M Posted Thursday at 10:28 PM Posted Thursday at 10:28 PM I would leave the seam sealer alone if there isn't any sign of rust. if there's any hint of rust at the edge of some sealer, I would use a wire brush on a drill or grinder to explore how far it goes. keep in mind that preventing water intrusion is the single most important step to preventing rot. the floors are complicated and you cannot rustproof every nook and crevice. heck, if it stays dry, you can leave it completely alone and it'll be just fine forever
jodawill Posted 11 hours ago Author Posted 11 hours ago I haven't finished the floor yet, but I was flushing the radiator last night and I discovered that water can pour straight through the heater core seal. I found this when I took the cap off the reservoir and let the water flood out of it. Should I be concerned at all? It's not like there should normally be a lot of water there. Should I spread some seam sealer over it?
Pete M Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago in the last truck I glued the foam to the truck with a bead of rtv and then added a bit more to the engine side (like caulking) after the original bead had set.
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