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Inkblotz
Expert
Date registered: Apr 2006
Location: Georgia
Vehicle(s): 90 300GD "Thundering Turtle II", w/ 603A turbo
Posts: 3185
| Re: Windshield
Non heated G windshield which has the small sunshade behind the rearview mirror: part # 4606710510 |
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oskar
Elite Veteran
Date registered: Sep 2006
Location: Lyons, CO
Vehicle(s): 1981 280GE, 2002 G500, 280SE 4.5, Audi A4 1.8T
Posts: 708
| Re: Windshield
H1LM002G55 - 5/20/2017 10:16 PM
Master Series is supposedly even better than POR15 according to the real classic car restoration community...better than Rust Bullit, also.
Maybe I'
ll give it a try.
I only have problems with statements like this:
"It also neutralizes the rust, deep within the steel."
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H1LM002G55
Expert
Date registered: Mar 2010
Location: S Florida / Geneva / Jeddah
Vehicle(s): 500 GE, G55, LM002, H1
Posts: 1796
| Re: Windshield
I believe it does, because the coating if applied correctly encapsulates the rust and prevents further air exposure which causes the oxidation.
It is recommend that one first use Oxpho Rust and then the Mastercost, finished by base coat-clear coat painting system.
Here is the link to Ospho: http://www.ospho.com
Edited by H1LM002G55 5/21/2017 6:35 PM
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DUTCH
Administrator Doppelgänger
Date registered: Apr 2006
Location: US, GA, Atlanta
Vehicle(s): 2015 Audi Q7 3.0 TDI,2018 Sprinter
Posts: 9963
| Re: Windshield
oskar - 5/21/2017 1:24 PM
H1LM002G55 - 5/20/2017 10:16 PM
Master Series is supposedly even better than POR15 according to the real classic car restoration community...better than Rust Bullit, also.
Maybe I'
ll give it a try.
I only have problems with statements like this:
"It also neutralizes the rust, deep within the steel."
Oskar
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oskar
Elite Veteran
Date registered: Sep 2006
Location: Lyons, CO
Vehicle(s): 1981 280GE, 2002 G500, 280SE 4.5, Audi A4 1.8T
Posts: 708
| Re: Windshield
DUTCH - 5/21/2017 3:51 PM
oskar - 5/21/2017 1:24 PM
H1LM002G55 - 5/20/2017 10:16 PM
Master Series is supposedly even better than POR15 according to the real classic car restoration community...better than Rust Bullit, also.
Maybe I'
ll give it a try.
I only have problems with statements like this:
"It also neutralizes the rust, deep within the steel."
Oskar
As a trained chemist, so do I.
have you heard of "Pelox RE" - it is a "rust remover" based on phosphoric acid. Well known in Germany, I feel it works pretty good. I just cannot/cloud not find a US source. So I imported it. Was a bit on the expensive side as it is hazmat.
Another product I know it this: http://www.bilthamber.com/deox-c. They ship to the US. Deox is working slower than Pelox
Osakr
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Otiswesty
Administrator
Date registered: Jun 2007
Location: Portland, Oregon
Vehicle(s): 463.241, 461.213
Posts: 3004
| RE: Windshield
I am using Butyl rubber sealant between the body and rubber. This was recommended by an auto glass guy who is a good friend of mine. Silicone apparently will hold water and can promote rust formation. It is contra indicated, much to my surprise. Here is the butyl product. 3M 8509
https://www.amazon.com/3M-08509-Bedding-Compound-Cartridge/dp/B000PF...
On his recommendation, I will also be priming the edge of the glass and sealing between the glass and rubber with a thin urethane sealant. I will post more info on these products when they arrive.
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