Treating rusty metal

[avlimited <anthony@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Skinned Knuckles did a study. I believe I still have it. It was Corroless, 
and believe it or not Rustoleum Black.
Anthony Lacaria


At 09:23 PM 6/17/02 -0700, you wrote:
>I don't know if they tested "ZeroRust", but they tested everything that was
>on the marked at that time (probably 7 -8 years ago now) and the results
>were basically this:  90% plus of the products on the market were close to
>useless, most of the remainder were a little help, but only two really did
>the job, these were POR 15 and Corroless.   Unless someone without an ax to
>grind has done a study, I wouldn't take a chance on anything else.
>Dick Benjamin
>----- Original Message -----
>From: clay-deb <clay-deb@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: IML <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Monday, June 17, 2002 3:29 PM
>Subject: IML: Treating rusty metal
>
>
> > For any IML'er that is thinking of treating the rusty metal of their
> > Imperial with POR-15, I would invite them to check out this website
> > http://www.zerorust.com/.
> >
> > Though I haven't tried this stuff yet, on the underside of my 67,  it
>comes
> > HIGHLY recommended,and is supposedly much safer to use than POR-15.
> >  ZeroRust is actually supposed to out preformed POR-15 in a heads up test.
> > Has anyone tried ,or heard of this stuff ?
> >  I remember reading that "Skinned Knuckles "restoration magazine tested
>and
> > rated all  rust converter products on the market.
> >  Did they rate  this product?.
> >   Of course I have no affiliation ,or financial interest whatsoever in
> > ZeroRust.
> >                                      Clay Smith  67 Crown Coupe
> >
> >
> >
> >