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I was gutting my blazer today to run some wires and I noticed that there are are some rust spots under my carpet and around seat bolts. While the carpet is out I want to fix them up. I was going to use a wire brush on a grinder and clean them up and was wondering what would be best to paint over them with? Some people said use rustoleum and others said spray some bedlinder over the floor. I want something that will be permenant, help stop the rust but I also want to install some sound deadner when I'm done so i am not sure what I should use. Thanks

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Could also use sprectrum deadener. It's similar to a bed liner and it will stop rust from continuing. plus add some thickness for a quieter ride

Yea, It looks like great stuff but it would take 2 or more weeks to get here plus shipping cost on top would not be worth it for me. Cons of living so far away from all the good stuff lol

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Do it right and use POR-15 and you won't have to worry about it coming back.

Will por 15 crack or chip with heavy vibration? (alot of bass) and will deadener go over it ok? As for prep what do you reccomend for por 15? never done it before, i'm no autobody pro. Thanks

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The directions should come with the kit. Pretty much just clean the surface REALLY well. And its really just paint so it shouldn't chip.

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The starter kit has everything you need and should have plenty of paint to do some of the bad spots you may have.

http://www.por15.com/

They answer all your question in the FAQ area and have a video if you want to check it out, it is the best paint for rust period.

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I vote for the POR-15. Best stuff ever. I seen a co-worker put it on a frame for some truck. The one thing my co-worker friend can say is For the love of god do not get it on your skin. The only way to get it off is time, or fillet some of the skin.

To my understanding to with POR-15 is you clean a good amount. Dont have to go to bare metal, and apply the kit and you're good to go. Even on minor rust you can paint it right over and it stops it in its tracks.

If it's worth building, it's worth over building.

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