Stop Rust Permanently: Anti-Rust Coating for Professionals

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• ✅ WHY CHOOSE POR-15 RUST PREVENTIVE COATING – POR-15 is the gold standard in high performance coatings. Trusted by DIY and professionals to stop rust permanently by forming an impenetrable barrier that protects a variety of surfaces from water, chemicals, salt, corrosive contaminants and everyday wear and tear. No other paint, coating, or even powder coat can match POR-15 Rust Preventive Coating when applied using the 3-Step Stop Rust System.
• - WHY IS IT NEEDED - POR-15 Rust Preventive Coating is utilized in the automotive, farm, industrial, commercial marine, and construction sectors to safeguard valuable equipment from rust, abrasion, and corrosion. It exhibits exceptional tolerance on porous surfaces like wood, fiberglass, concrete, bricks, and others.
• - WHEN TO USE IT - POR-15 Rust Preventive Coating is employed in automotive, farm, industrial, commercial marine, and construction settings to shield valuable equipment from rust, abrasion, and corrosion. The coating is highly tolerant on porous surfaces such as wood, fiberglass, concrete, bricks, and other materials.
• ✅ CURED BY MOISTURE – The secret strength lies in the curing process. Unlike most paints that dry through evaporation, POR-15 Rust Preventive Coating dries faster when moisture is present. It has the opposite chemistry of ordinary paints. Once cured, the coating forms an indestructible, hammer tough finish.
• ✅ OUR SATISFACTION COMMITMENT – At POR-15 we strive to bring the ultimate in rust prevention. Known for the unbeatable 3-step stop rust system, POR-15 is trusted by DIY & Professionals. We are committed to innovation, quality control, and excellent customer service.
• ✅ APPLICATION - Remove grease, oil, and other foreign substances using POR-15 water-based Cleaner Degreaser followed with POR-15 Metal Prep to etch the surface and neutralize rust. Stir POR-15 Rust Preventive Coating thoroughly, DO NOT SHAKE. Always apply thin coats, minimum of two. May be recoated or top coated when dry to the touch, typically 2 to 5 hours. Topcoat when surface will have exposure to UV light.