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    One of those purists you keep hearing about. sdg3205's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by alexwolf1216 View Post
    Love it!!!! Care to post some instructions?
    http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?15...371#post156371
    Dave

    Here, somewhere.


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    Quote Originally Posted by SIMid View Post
    Accidentally drove over a concrete block at a local car gathering.

    Took some of the epoxy off the rear of the frame. I heard POR15 is the way to go? Anyone used this stuff before?

    I'm thinking of touching it up, not to strip and repaint the whole rear of the frame.

    I know the colour wont match, but I don't want the rust to blow out on it.
    Simon,
    I had a sneaky brake fluid leak that I hadn't discovered. I stripped the frame wherever the paint had been dissolved, ground the frame down to the metal and painted 2-3 layers of Gray POR-15 Rust Preventive, pn 45208 for the pint. This stuff dries rock-hard, like glass - awesome. I highly recommend it! BTW, the gray color is very close to our frame gray.

    Henrik

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    Quote Originally Posted by Henrik View Post
    Simon,
    I had a sneaky brake fluid leak that I hadn't discovered. I stripped the frame wherever the paint had been dissolved, ground the frame down to the metal and painted 2-3 layers of Gray POR-15 Rust Preventive, pn 45208 for the pint. This stuff dries rock-hard, like glass - awesome. I highly recommend it! BTW, the gray color is very close to our frame gray.

    Henrik
    Hi Henrik,

    I tried to get some POR15, but it's a rare product here and the supplier that I could find only had "Black". When I requested if I could have "Gray", it seemed to be a hassle for him to order it, plus he only had 500ml which I only need less than half to touch up.

    But I managed to find KBS Coating which is pretty much the same product. Comes in gray as well. There supplier was really helpful.

    I only need to touch up a few spots. I'm guessing no harm painting large areas (on top of the epoxy) when it's thoroughly cleaned?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sdg3205 View Post
    foot well lighting!!!
    NICE!!

    I'm definitely going to do this someday. Jeremiah showed me his setup at DCS and I really liked it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SIMid View Post
    When I requested if I could have "Gray", it seemed to be a hassle for him to order it,
    Should have asked for grey


    Quote Originally Posted by SIMid View Post
    But I managed to find KBS Coating which is pretty much the same product. Comes in gray as well.
    That's what I use - great stuff and comes with a complete kit of all the treatments.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tillsy View Post
    Should have asked for grey .
    LOL! I changed the spelling as I didn't want to cause a debate on here.

    Quote Originally Posted by Tillsy View Post
    That's what I use - great stuff and comes with a complete kit of all the treatments.
    I got the Sampler kit which comes with the AquaClean, probably what you got as well. So it should not be an issue at all when I prep and paint.

    How did the colour-color match up with KBS Grey-Gray with the frame Tillsy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SIMid View Post
    How did the colour-color match up with KBS Grey-Gray with the frame Tillsy?
    It looks exactly like you'd imagine the frame would have brand new. So colour wise a dead on match, but condition wise it's a bad match - the old is very dull, filthy, and matte whereas the new is bright, shiny, and sexy

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    Thought I had a picture uploaded here of the frame extension work I did recently, can't find it though. Here's a shot of the brake fluid damage I fixed inside the fuel tank area a couple of years ago...

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    Removed headlight assemblies and front fascia.

    Painted headlight assemblies & replaced adjusters, removed eyebrows.

    The headlight area had a few mouse-nests when I bought it, I'm now going to clean out the entire area and hopefully remove the smell that's been making it into the cabin. Also hoping to resolve the gap where the fascia meets the fender.

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