[John Smith_inFL]

I am a die-hard fan of POR-15 and have used it extensively on rusted
and corroded metals.
(even on wood when I need a solid, rock hard penetration that will be painted).
other than the price, how is one better or not-so-better than the other ?

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[John Smith_inFL]

I bought a 1930 Buick sedan several years ago that had spent its entire life in
Arizona. when it got to me in S.E. Georgia, the wood parts started to freak out
with the high humidity right away. over a two year renovation (not restoration)
I replaced a lot of the wood members with white oak and took all of the floor boards
up and coated them with POR-15. the wood spoked wheels were also soaked in POR-15.
the insides of all 4 doors got a good soaking of it too.
I really loved that car !!! after it was road worthy, I made it my shop car for advertising.
10 years later, I sold it to a young lady in Martha's Vineyard where she used it as a
Vintage Limo service. a really nice touch for the older folks to step back in time.
I fully endorse the rust encapsulating products for a lot of projects other than rust.

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