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Is that por15 your putting on the rusted crossmember? Brush on by the looks as well?

I need to get something and start getting the rusted knicks on my frame where something wiped the wax off the frame
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Is that por15 your putting on the rusted crossmember? Brush on by the looks as well?

I need to get something and start getting the rusted knicks on my frame where something wiped the wax off the frame


No, I'm using oldtimer recipe for "wax-oil". This frame is going to end up galvanized at some point anyway...

POR-15 is great I recommend it.
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"No, I'm using oldtimer recipe for "wax-oil". This frame is going to end up galvanized at some point anyway..."

Do explain? Is the wax identical to the factory wax on the frame? did you get down to bare metal before you applied it? How is it made?

Also how much, not including time spent removing everything from the frame would it cost to have the frame galvanized? Would it be dipped in zinc... or.....


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Do explain? Is the wax identical to the factory wax on the frame? did you get down to bare metal before you applied it? How is it made?


No way, this recipe is before everything had to be environmentally friendly and safe for consumption in case your kids decide to lick the frame.

Power wash area.

Tar, axle grease, USED diesel engine oil.... Mix all, boil, put the fire out, apply hot. (Keep out of reach of children)
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Also how much, not including time spent removing everything from the frame would it cost to have the frame galvanized? Would it be dipped in zinc... or.....


Curious minds wonder.


My local guy...
Galvanizing
V&S Amboy Galvanizing LLC
1190 Amboy Avenue
Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 USA
Phone: (732) 442-7555
Fax: (732) 442-5560
http://www.hotdipgalvanizing.com



Just had a visit at V&S Jon in sales says no job is to small, walk-ins welcome.
They do architectural finish and acid dip. Got to clean the paint before.
If we get over 500lbs it works out to be about 50 cents per pound and the closer to 4000lbs we get the deeper the discount gets.
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Tar, axle grease, USED diesel engine oil.... Mix all, boil, put the fire out, apply hot. (Keep out of reach of children)

Hmm.. I don't think that's something to cook on the stove... haha
But cool to know...


The galvanizing is so cheap, that's pretty cool.
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Moving along...

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Final front end colors, still got to repaint, the finish isn't good but that's what it's going to look like.

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