[AJD] Calcium Chloride in wheels, How to deal with it

[Mitchell Daly]

Mike,

I've been told that you can paint over it.  Might be worth exploring.  Got to agree about the high $$$.

Mitch Daly
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  From: Robert M. Massengale<mailto:ltcmikem at ktc.com> 
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  Subject: Re: [AJD] Calcium Chloride in wheels, How to deal with it


  Chris -

  Like Mitch, I've heard lots of positive reports on POR 15.  I just haven't been able to 
  bring myself to pay $105 a gallon for paint that doesn't come in green or yellow.  :)

  http://www.por15.com/product.asp?productid=6<http://www.por15.com/product.asp?productid=6>

  Mike Massengale
  Frtedericksburg, Texas 78624


  > Chris,
  > 
  > One of the strongest coating products that I've heard of is POR 15. 
  > It is designed to seal out any and all oxygen from the surfaces that
  > it is applied to.  My neighbor used it on the frame of a 1930 DeSoto
  > that he is restoring.  He has friends that have used it very
  > successfully.  His only caution is - Don't get it on you!!  It doesn't
  > come off.
  > 
  > Mitch Daly

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