[Ducati] Por-15

[john greer]

Wally,

The POR-15 product that I have used doesn't harm paint but it is a real bear
to get off if it even gets slightly dry, without sandpaper anyway... This
was not in a fuel tank but rather on some floor panels I replaced on my
jeep.  As another thought I had a local radiator shop de-rust and seal the
inside of some extra fuel tanks on my truck, they did this about 10 years
ago now and no rust, no flaking etc.  The process only cost me something
like $30 bucks a tank.  You may want to look into that.

-john

On 4/29/07, Ducmotorcycles at aol.com <Ducmotorcycles at aol.com> wrote:
>
> Are any of you familiar with the product Pors-15? I have a gas tank that
> needs to be treated for rust inside and would also like to get the bike
> finished
> ASAP. I would like to get paint work done prior to taking care of rust
> problem, Question, will Pors-15 possibly harm the paint if the  solution
> happens to
> come in contact with the paint?
> TGI
> Wally Anderson
> State College, Pa.
>
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John Greer
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