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ExplicitDetails- Sure, lots of different approaches and it`s not like one is right and the others wrong! If it works *for that person* then it works in my book.
Heh heh I make a big deal out of "it`s not idiot-proof, but it is Accumulator-proof", but that doesn`t mean that everything that works for me will work for everyone else who goes about it carefully :grinno:
And yeah, there`s a, uhm...broad spectrum of how-to here, from quick and simple to nutty perfectionism.
Interesting that a) the Rust Encapsulator didn`t control the rust for you and that b) the epoxy primer solved the problem. Hmm :think: again, lots of variables.. Maybe I do just "that little bit more prep that makes the difference" or maybe you were just unlucky. Or maybe it was a serious case of that "need for occasional touch-ups" thing in an especially bad way. But I oughta rethink the capabilities of that primer, sounds like really good stuff.
For situations where the POR-15/Rust Encapsulator stuff doesn`t work, I use Rust Bullet (at least three coats). I tell ya, *that stuff works*. But it`s a PIA in that you *gotta* do the additional coats (and do `em right) and the silver color might need topcoating if it doesn`t look appropriate (which can be another PIA to do right). And IME it tends to go on really thick (makes me think of "latex house paint", but it`s not really *that* bad). Good for those "gotta fix this!" situations though.
The Black Heavy Duty Anti-Rust *is*, IMO worth a try, but sheesh I`m just such a fan-boy for the stuff that of course I think so. Prep as if you were gonna "paint it properly" and that stuff just might be an easy option for you. If nothing else, it`s really "clean" as undercoatings/rustproofing products go, at least ones it dries. If you do try it, I`d sure like to hear how it works out for you.
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