Corrorless and gas tank sealer

["Otis Davidson" <otisdavidson@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Charles,(and List)

The rust treatments like Corroless and POR-15 WILL come off with carb 
cleaner,brake cleaner,etc BEFORE they set-up....but if it dries on your 
skin,forget it. Only time or sandpapering your skin will take it off. Been 
there,done that.

I wouldn't think that there is any reason to undercoat. I believe the makers 
of the rust preventatives/sealers advise you NOT to thin it.

Sometimes undercoating just fills-in drain holes and seals in moisture.

Steve from Albany,N.Y. <--busy at work once again...s'posed to be checking 
weather. ;)
'75 Imp 4dr <--garaged and protected from the sun.
'79 440 powered 35 ft RV <--roof-job consuming all of my free time...and 
there ain't much of that.



----Original Message Follows----
From: "bom tie" <bomtie@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: IML: Corrorless and gas tank sealer
Date: Mon,  1 Jul 2002 21:06:20 -0400 (EDT)

  I know we have been down this road a 1000 times but here is a new twist. I 
was using Corrorless (sp?) the other day and got some on my hands, and I 
washed it off with some carb cleaner. This got me to thinking when I get gas 
tank sealer on my hands, atomic power will not remove it. Could a person use 
(on a frame) corrorless then brush on gas tank sealer (could it be thined?) 
and then use undercoating. I could be going overboard here, just wanted to 
fix a car that would last a lifetime or two.Charles





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