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  1. 12-11-2013 01:23 PM #1
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    i worked at two shops were we used por15 for rusty stuff great for old rusty stuff and sticks ok to rusty parts but better to skin . after the por sets up we top coated it with many types of paints it.s the paint thinners that can play hell with paints that have cured the hotter the thinner better chance of it lifting a old or new substrates .i do not think you will run in to that with rustoleum as for a thinner is very weak like mineral spirits and enamel base paint so sand the por.s and top coat should be ok
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