Great build man, gonna be a beast with that turbo. Might wanna buy the wife somthing nice to off set the cost of that little add on lol . Best of luck to ya have fun.
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she looks good on there, got it to fit pretty nice i see.
put it on the wifes sled and let the sled warm up for about 20 minutes. that should help get it stretched out.
sleds looks good so far, your right not as bright as mine but close. i like the other sled builds your working on also. there is only one thing missing for your wifes post, you keep saying she looks good riding it, well weres the pictures of her on it man??
keep the hammer down cause winters getting closer and that sleds not done yet...
POR-15... comes in black (matte and gloss), grey, siver, and clear
I was a doubter untill I got a freebie sample half-pint at a car show and used it... It sounded too good to be true.
No need for primer, just degrease and paint your sandblasted parts...
NO BS, this stuff rocks.
This stuff is as tough as 95% of the powdercoat out there and has held up on my Holz suspension for 2 seasons.. My A-arms are painted with this stuff and no chipping or peeling from heavy use in the bush (oops) and riding in west coast conditions...I have a freind with a Rock Crawler that runs the Rubicon all summer long that we painted the frame with this stuff... no peeling after 5 yrs of use and it is holiding up as well as the industrial powdercoated rear axle right next to it to the abuse...
The only downside is the lack of colors available.
I says that It may go matte, but it will not loose it pysical properties
I have POR-15 on my truck bumper, keep it waxed with the rest of the truck 2 x/year.... 8 yrs, still glossy... Plus, who leaves their sled out in the sun 24-7....
Plus, the wax also helps to shed snow and ice...
No wax on my A-Arms painted with POR-15... still glossy after 2 years, but I keep it covered and mostly indoors when I'm not riding it.
Better than imron or Kronar 2 part urethanes that I've used...
It holds up to brake cleaner and brake fluid without damage...
This is a 1 part paint, moisture catalized and can be brushed or sprayed... I did a brush job on the a-arms and they look sprayed... this stuff flows out excellent for a smooth finish...
Wear gloves when using this paint... the only thing that will remove it from your skin is time.
This stuff is NOT highly toxic and is relatively low in VOC's.
If you dont use the entire can, make sure to put some saran wrap, doubled over on the can before you hammer down the top.. Once opened and exposed to moisture, it will harden in the can...
If you are going to spray it, make sure to buy the spraying solvent that they sell...
POR products also makes one of the best paint strippers I've ever used, short of full industrial "aircraft stripper".
Order a couple of extra spray bottles if you get this stuff... they hold up well to the stripper and you cant use hardware store varieties of spray bottles. Rinse the spray bottle with water to help it last longer... The gallon kit is the way to go.
On my truck bumper, it is still glossy after 8 years of non garaged use.
In Canada
http://www.por15canada.com/can/preventrustpaint.asp
In the USA
http://www.thefinishedlook.com/PartsDetail.cfm?Product=3
These guys also have a great price on fuel stabilizer for summer storage..
If you need colors, Quality Marine urethanes are better than any paints out there...
Check out "Briteside" urethane paints at www.westmarine.com.
When you get into isocyanate based paints (urethane, catalized paints) you are dealing with some nasty chemicals that can put you into respiratory distress if you are not carefull...