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Originally Posted by eastsideride
I can agree with that from painting in the past. Prep is key for best adhesion. I feel like I want to do POR-15 everywhere but I think I would want to remove everything from the body and frame to do it right, i.e sandblasting etc. But this is a job for someone who has time and a garage, which I have another year on my apt lease...
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Your frame is in great shape for Wisconsin, no need to completely recoat it. Knock off the loose rust, frame paint the spots that need it, coat the inside with Eastwood stuff and spray underside with FF/LPS 3 or whatever rust preventative you want.
I like to apply LPS 3 twice a year which is way more than enough. It "dries" into a semi soft wax like film. Fluid film stays oily which I didn't really care for.
