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[roccit_53 at scirocco.cs.uoguelph.ca (C Boyko)]

On 3:40:01 pm 03/11/06 "Chuck Blue" <sukchew@cox-internet.com> wrote:
> I'm so happy that I just have a few transmission problems.What you
> are doing sounds like work.
>    I just bought a 1970 Cal look standard beetle.It has all the trick
> stuff lowered ,wheels,vent windows removed.all new interior,good
> engine tires and etc.Buuuuut it has a classic case of bab paint job
> rust is everywhere on the body but the frame is perfect.-So i'm
> turning into Rust Man!.I'm going to salvage the body and have myself
> a Cal look Bug all of the rust is on the surface.
>    Have you used a product called POR 15? It's some sort of a
> treatment that stops and seals in the rust and is supposed to be
> workable with body filler and such.I  know nothing about it and would
> like to hear from someone who has used it.There is another product
> called Rust Bullet  which I think does about the same thing.
> Help?????????????????
> ole blue

I've used POR 15 as a rust stopper on Klaus, and it's holding well on the
areas that I treated properly. If you notice a hunk of rust when you're on
the last step and slap the "paint" on it, it's a waste of time, but I've
been very impressed with the product. I even treated that nasty battery
tray rot with good results. This would be 2 years after treatment, it looks
exactly the same. I've got no experience with body filler, unless you count
what I've been slapping on dented drywall, still detailing my house it
seems. 

I know Mark F has something he likes better, Picklex I think. I'm sure
he'll chime in. 
Cathy (more below)
 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <julie@menloparkrandd.com>
>
> >  1) Who in their right minds puts foam rubber under the windshield?
> >  Its OEM so....
> >  

Jim, I'll take German Engineers I'd like to slap for $100 please.....What
the hell were they thinking with that foam?

cathy