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what has been your experiences with por-15. Ive heard good things, and im thinkinking about coating the bottom of the car and under carpet, and those out of reach areas in the engine bay.

I use it all the time, in fact, this past weekend I did my garage floor with it, and it looks great! I've used it for over 10 years now, and have had nothing but good luck with it. The most important thing to do is read and follow their directions.

I'll go with Pro60 on this one. When used correctly according to the instructions it's a great product.

Originally posted by pro60chevy
I use it all the time, in fact, this past weekend I did my garage floor with it, and it looks great! I've used it for over 10 years now, and have had nothing but good luck with it. The most important thing to do is read and follow their directions.

what and where is pro 60 thanks ed

That's me.

Originally posted by Ed ke6bnl
what and where is pro 60 thanks ed

por pro sounded like a paint product, sorry about that Ed ke6bnl
and you ask what is a ke6bnl its a Ham call sign. from my ham radio days.

Ed, I'm real confused now. Should I just leave this alone?

Originally posted by pro60chevy
Ed, I'm real confused now. Should I just leave this alone?

I think we have beat it to death, but would be interested in the por product for cement slab, I am very close to pouring the slab for my car lift and would like more information on the por product for the cement, mainly how well it worked, held up the other information I probably can get on there web site for pricing and installation, but personal experience is worth a lot on the product itself. thanks guys Ed ke6bnl

Ok, let the beatings begin.

I used the grey, and it takes about 1 gallon to cover a 12 X 24' area. As of the last catalong, the price of a gallon is $105.00. I have a friend that used it on his new garage floor that measured 24X24 and he used 6 quarts. I gave him the phone number of the guy that we buy it from, and he gave him the specific instructions on what to do. That was 4 years ago, and it looks the same today as it did when he first did it. This was the first time I have used it on concrete, and my floor was poured in 1973 so it's not the smoothest to start with, but it looks great.

Originally posted by pro60chevy
Ok, let the beatings begin.

I used the grey, and it takes about 1 gallon to cover a 12 X 24' area. As of the last catalong, the price of a gallon is $105.00. I have a friend that used it on his new garage floor that measured 24X24 and he used 6 quarts. I gave him the phone number of the guy that we buy it from, and he gave him the specific instructions on what to do. That was 4 years ago, and it looks the same today as it did when he first did it. This was the first time I have used it on concrete, and my floor was poured in 1973 so it's not the smoothest to start with, but it looks great.

I am working on getting the concrete poured for my car lift in about 3 weeks rebar this weakend, electrical and air. and some imbedded eye hooks for what ever,. I would like to treat the garage to a floor covering but I got to the point that I have too much heavy equipment in it to move. Ed ke6bnl the slab is 20x30 so that at least 2 gallons.

Dowierj, I have also used por 15 for a few years and it seems to work good. Word of caution follow directions , do not get on your hands ( is impossible to clean after it dries, has to wear off) and wear a good mask. I was spraying under an old truck one day and was outside. I just picked up the gun and started spraying realizing in a few seconds that I forgot to put on my respirator . I coughed up black crap for two days , my throat killed me and all because I was careless. That stuff will kill you . Darin

Heed Darin's warning about spraying this or any other catalyzed product. It will definitely turn your lungs into cardboard.

Originally posted by techinspector1
Heed Darin's warning with this or any other catalyzed product. It will definitely turn your lungs into cardboard.

And they won't ever rust!

"And they won't ever rust!"