4sknrnnr

Does anyone know of a local POR-15 distributor in the Denver/Boulder area?

I got part of the frame all cleaned up, opened the can and its hard as a rock. Doh!

slacker

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why not take that one back where you got it .....


other then that .. check there site for distributors

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4sknrnnr

Ordered the first can online - I'm trying to avoid the lead time by purchasing locally.

The POR-15 website lists international distributors but not domestic.

To be clear - the product was fine when it arrived. I used 3/4 of it a couple weeks ago and was hoping to use the rest today. It was stored in the fridge in a zip lock with the lid on but still hardened.

Anyone know where to find it?

tc

I got mine at Pro Auto Finishes in Longmont. To get there, come 119 into Longmont, turn left on Main Street. It's on the left just before the railroad tracks, set back quite a ways off the street - it's easy to miss it.

tc

As for why it hardened up - did you pour out into another container, or were you dipping the brush direct into the can?

4sknrnnr

Thanks TC!

In the interest of helping out someone in the future - I picked up a couple cans yesterday at Finish Masters, located at the intersection of US-36 and 287 in Westminster. They are open Mon-Fri 8-5. I didn't find anyone that was open on the weekends.

And I always poured it into another container, cleaned the lid, put it in a zip lock, and placed in the fridge. I never left the can open any longer then necessary to pour some out. Oh well.

Got the frame painted last night just before the big storm hit. Then I got to put the wheels on and rear window frame back in this morning at 7am because the motorcycle wasn't going to cut it today. The CO weather this summer just doesn't want me to fix the truck!