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  1. 71gold

    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    Earl had...Rust bullet...on the back side of his front bumper. when he sent it to be rechromed, the Lady called him and asked what was on the back side? She said the chrome stripper wouldn't take it off. she now offers it as an option for coating the back side of her rechroming...:thumbs2:
     
    71gold, Dec 30, 2016
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    Thanks guys for the info. I really appreciate it.
     
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    Where do you get Rust Bullet?
     
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    Can Rust Bullet be applied over existing paint or do you need to take it down to bare metal first?
     
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    Thanks for the info 71gold. I was just looking at the Rust Bullet products thanks to your link.
     
    mywifeisawesome, Jan 11, 2017
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    when i do mine ill use roofing tar thinned with gas until its brushable. gas smell goes away in a few days and its rock hard. cheap too!
     
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    sounds like it would be a little hard to keep clean.
     
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    Also, get brittle w/ time!
     
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    Nicely done. Mine will be done with por-15 . I have never used anything quite like it. Great stuff.
     
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    me either until I used... Rust Bullet. I have used por-15 with bad results...:bouncy:
     
    71gold, Jan 17, 2017
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    I wouldn't use roofing tar,that is nothing but a mess. Then in the future Everytime you work on it you get full of it.nothing but a big mess
     
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    What do you guys think is better por-15 or Rust Bullet?
     
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    Rust bullet
     
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