Looking for help. Live in Novi Michigan, looking for referral to someone who has the facilities and expertise to apply POR 15 to the bottom of my car. I do not have the facilities or equipment. Any ideas?

Yeah, drive your car on the sidewalk with 1 side and crawl under it ;-)
Watch out for your face, once POR15 dries on your skin, it will only 'wear' off...

Facilities required: All you need is a garage and a few ramps or jack up the car and support with some jack stands.

Expertise required: Almost none. Prep the bottom of the car and as stated wear appropriate eye wear and gloves. Basically cover all skin where the POR-15 may and will fall on. Use a throw-away paint brush (1" or 2" whatever) and start slopping away.

POR-15 has a solvent that will remove it if it's still semi-wet, after that, as stated, it will wear off....

Next time I paint the under side with POr I am putting ramps under the front and rear wheels on one side of the car. That way it won't run straight back along the brush.

You could get a throw-away disposable hobby sray gun and don't let it run out. It will dry up and not be usable.

DG

Thanks. Will wait till warmer weather and give it a shot.

you can paint on por in any temperature, as long as it's not freezing. ive done it as low as 40*. por cures differnet then normal paint from what ive read. it used the moisture in the air to cure, or something to that effect. I have both sprayed, and brushed por and i recommend brush method. it's alot less messy.

Has anyone used the chasis black and is it a good pain for restoration(correct look). how about painting the underbody of car, chasis black also.

Chassis Coat Black looks good. I did the firewall in it. Not sure you need it on the entire underside if your going to por-15 it, unless you just want it all the same shade of black. The por-15 on the underside (where you dont really see, but want it protected) seemed to look good enough for me.