Along with it I got a tube of PORPATCH and all the MSDS sheets for the products. The first thing I confermed was that PORPATCH and POR-15 are exactly the same product. The "patch" is simply thickened and put in a tube. The tube is VERY light in weight.
I have been studying the technology of POR and it is very interesting. It actually has isocyates in it. The isos in "regular" paint are moisture and heat driven. You mix the hardener (with the isos in it) in and in a while the product cures. Well the POR has the isos in it on the end of the urethane molecules. They are linked when exposed to moisture. This is why you can't leave the can open. It is nothing new in the form of technology but something I had never known, very interesting.



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1965 Buick Gran Sport Convertible
1965 Buick Skylark H/T
"Fan of most anything that moves human beings"

Let the TESTS begin!! http://www.chevelles.com/forum/biggrin.gif

Rick

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66 300 Deluxe 350/330hp
72 Elcam 402SS---soon to be a roller cammed 454

that is interesting never heard of using por-15 on starters how thick was the patch on it?i'm sure you got it looking good. j/k.thats good to know than their for sure compatable.

Used POR Patch on some corners of my Chevelle window channels when I had the glass removed. It worked quite well. Wear latex gloves when using POR or you will be 'wearing' it for 2 weeks!
John

I don't think they meant car starter.I think it is a starter kit.To see if you like the product.It dosent include alot of material.

j/k = just kidding,but thanks for the info. i'll quit sorry martinsr

Sorry I didn't know j/k meant just kidding.I guess I'll have to catch up on my computor lingo.I've seen some answers sometime that you wonder if the person is j/k.