Yes. First paint both sides of the rusted area with POR-15; then use body filler or putty as soon as the POR-15 is dry to the touch.

The high oven temperature makes the use of plastic and resin body fillers problematic. Often the powder will not bind to a filler's surface causing bubbles in the coating. To be safe, fill any depressions with a torch using brass or welding rod as fill.

Glazing putty is thinner and creamier. It often comes in a can and uses a hardener to set up just like regular body filler. It's designed for filling smaller dings, crevices and sandscratches. It is very resistant to pinholing. It's often used as a second or third coat over bodyfiller to fill pinholes or sand scratches or other imperfections in the regular body filler. It can be sanded with finer paper and leaves behind a nice smooth surface after sanding.

Silver contains metal filler and should be used in badly rusted, pitted areas. It will fill in holes better than black or clear. Black is generally used on frames, underside of fenders, etc. because that's the usual color there. Clear renders the smoothest finish and is often used as a preprimer on exterior surfaces; Gray is great on concrete floors, bilges, storage areas, as well as steel. No, but POR-15 has an ultra-violet sensitivity and must be topcoated if continually exposed to sunlight.

There are many dermal fillers available which have different applications. Fillers smooth away facial wrinkles and folds like smile lines and nasolabial folds-the creases that run from the bottom of your nose to the corners of your mouth.

Yes, the hollows created by sagging cheeks between the chin and jaw line can easily be filled out by fillers to create a smooth jaw line. This is an excellent location for the use of fillers such as Restylane and Radiesse, or a combination of both.

I mostly use epoxy putty, but the brand I was using decided to change the product (like all the other epoxy companies) and the new stuff ain't that great. Now I've been using Super Sculpy since a lot of other customizers use it, but I don't care for it too much. It's too brittle and curing it sucks. You either gotta boil it or bake it and I ain't gonna stick my Joe's in the oven and you have to really watch boiling it cause the parts can shrink. I haven't tried the hair-dryer method.

Yes, fillers can be used to fill out the nose and chin, e.g. Radiesse and/or Restylane. This gives a patient a good understanding of what a chin implant or rhinoplasty will look like in the future. Some fillers will last as long as a year in these locations.

The Window Glazing Chisel is designed to be held perpendicular to the glass at a roughly 45 ° angle from vertical, to remove the glazing that holds the glass in the frame.

No. You can work with the windows in place. If the windows are removed, they must be upright (vertical). The Prazi Putty Chaser will not work properly if the windows are layed down flat.

Yes, Wallcare putty has a unique formulation which makes it suitable for application on moist surfaces Yes, Wallcare Putty provides a breathable surface and allows any trapped moisture to move out keeping the wall dry and clean

A Yes. Plumber's putty is used to seal the drain of the tub, shower base, or vanity bowl. Plumber's putty will stain quarried stone but it has no effect on cast polymer.

We cannot recommend that Bactine be used for this purpose since body piercings are considered puncture wounds. Consumers should consult their doctor for treatment of such wounds.

Body scrubs are useful in the same was as face scrubs. They remove dead skin cells and brighten skin and are also brilliant at helping prevent ingrown hairs on the back, shoulders, legs and backside. Use once a week on areas you can reach or get a partner to give you an invigorating back scrub and follow up with a body lotion to keep skin soft, healthy and hydrated.

ZymaDerm may safely be applied to the face, genitals, and all other areas of the skin. You may use on the lips but not in the oral cavity such as the inside of the cheeks (buccal mucosa) or on the tongue. Care should be taken to avoid getting ZymaDerm in the eyes as it will sting. If this should happen, flush with lots of warm tap water. Each bottle comes with a glass rod applicator or a small brush to facilitate application to the molluscum bump and minimize contact with normal skin.

You should use only POR-15 Solvent for thinning. Keep lacquer thinner handy for clean-up. Do not thin POR-15 more than 5%.

Absolutely. POR-15 will accept all paints, including lacquer-based paints. POR-15 Tie-Coat Primer is the best prime coat to use before topcoating POR-15. Be sure to read thoroughly our directions and tip sheets regarding topcoating before using POR-15.

No, but if you do, remove it at once with solvent or lacquer thinner. If POR-15 dries on your skin, nothing will take it off, and you will 'wear' it for 3 or 4 days until natural oils and flaking skin remove it.

Yes, but you will lose the important benefits of POR-15. You must remember that ordinary paints are weakened by exposure to moisture. POR-15 can't stop rust if it isn't in direct contact with the base metal.