RE: The use of por 15

[Earl Helm <earlh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Dennis,

Thanks I will check into it. My local guys at the paint
shop just sell it, they don't seem to know much about
it. Plus you get into the habit of using the stuff you
always have.

Earl 

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Earl, I might be mistaken, but I believe the UV problem was solved by the
Company. Or they have UV products. JM2CW.

Earl Helm <earlh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

. It is the best product period,
but you can't use it where it will get direct UV rays.
It will cloud up and turn gray if it gets direct UV.
This is where the Eastwood product is superior.
Eastwoods Chassis Black is also a great product.
I like the look of the Por 15 on a rear end housing.
It looks shiny, and it is easy to clean. It gives your car good "eye pop" if
you can see the housing from the rear.

Earl 





Dennis

'04 Ram Hemi

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