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*YoungPup1977* · 01-09-2019, 05:46 PM

On my 72 blazer I replaced all the sheet metal except for the front windshield frame area. I used epoxy primer on almost every piece except powder coating the frame and diffs. Epoxy goes on really nice, its made for bare metal. If you do not want to spend the time to really clean up/sandblast the metal you can use POR 15 on the frame and other frame connected parts. I do not use POR 15 on any sheet metal parts.
I do not buy eastwood products, they are marketed all over YOUTUBE so I can see why people go after their products. Good Luck.

01-09-2019, 05:46 PM	#6
YoungPup1977 Account Suspended Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: No longer here Posts: 1,000	Re: Thoughts on Eastwood Rust Encapsulator On my 72 blazer I replaced all the sheet metal except for the front windshield frame area. I used epoxy primer on almost every piece except powder coating the frame and diffs. Epoxy goes on really nice, its made for bare metal. If you do not want to spend the time to really clean up/sandblast the metal you can use POR 15 on the frame and other frame connected parts. I do not use POR 15 on any sheet metal parts. I do not buy eastwood products, they are marketed all over YOUTUBE so I can see why people go after their products. Good Luck.