SK03Z71

I think they forgot to dry my frame before they waxed it. I can peel the sh*t off in big sheets. Rusty surface beneath. One quarter the cost, one quarter the quality of protection.

budhayes3

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Werd, there's areas of my frame that I can take off in chunks if I wanted to...

fake_usa

you can peel that **** off like a fruit rollup

closet red neck

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Me toooooooo......

James

03sierraslt

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I got some POR-15 that I am going to use on mine.

budhayes3

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That stuff works great...I used a little bit on my L/F shock mount part of the frame (think I mentioned it in post #15), and it's been over 5 years and so far so good

joehawkz71

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man this is one old thread!!!!

but i have to ask! where are youguys buying the 3M stuff....none of the local places around here sell it! at least i cant find one!

so is there a place online that sells it? im doing my whole frame....

agreif

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Man, I live in upstate NY with all teh snow and salt and that coating has been a life save so far! No rust whatsoever on it. Only place it's come off so far is on the front crossmember where I stepped into my engine bay during my engine swap. I thought I saw some of that 3M stuff at Advance the other day.

joehawkz71

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im trying to think of an Advance auto parts around here! cause i didnt check there!

Raffman

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I don't know about Albany but the rest of NY state uses a lot of salt in the winter and that frame coating does not hold up even if you don't drive your truck in the winter.I removed mine with lacquer thinner and sandblasted the rear half when I did the 4bar and coated with POR15. the only problem now is the POR15 is flaking off where the metal was like new and not rusted or sandblasted. It needs a good "tooth" to stick.