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Old 09-08-2013, 10:45 PM
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. . . who makes good hi temp epoxy paint?
Sandy - check out POR-15 http://www.advanced-rust-protection.com/por15info.htm
A friend of mine that's a Professional Engineer who runs a consulting business specializing in restoration of reinforced concrete buildings/oceanfront condo's specified it for protecting the cables in post-tension buildings. (These are cables installed in the slabs of high rise buildings that are stretched to keep the concrete in tension after it cures. If the cables rust thru, it's a serious problem!) I used it on the floorboards of the old 'Cuda I'm restoring. The guy who painted it that does professional show car restorations is so impressed with it that he's now using it also. It's very tough stuff. They've coated a rusty brake drum with it, and were unable to chip it with a ball peen hammer! The only downside to it is that it won't tolerate UV, so it needs a topcoat if it's exposed to the sun. Denny
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