Mikes2nd: The sales pitch you posted about Rust Bullet , and your post, contains some incorrect information. Your statement "there is none in epoxy primer" (corrosion inhibitive pigments) is simply not true. Likewise the first statement in the Rust bullet literature: An epoxy primer is not an anti-corrosive coating... This statement is total and utter BS. BTW, this is NOT opinion, it is fact that can be supported by reams of salt fog and water-immersion data, recommended corrosion control procedures published by N.A.C.E ( National Association of Corrosion Engineers), published specs by various D.O.T.s (bridges), the U.S. military, John Deere, G.M., Ford, Chrysler... want me to go on? And your statement " the factory doesn't use it" is the real joke. Have you noticed how much better corrosion control in transportation is nowadays compared to 30-40 years ago? And do you really think that engineers for steel bridges would engineer in pre-determined obsolescence? Please refer to the I-35 bridge collapse in Minnesota a few years ago.If anyone cares to send me a sample of POR, Rust Bullet, or Rust encapsulator, I will spray them and various epoxy primer formulas on std. paint panels in a laboratory, put them in a salt fog and water-immersion cabinet, document and publish the results on this forum. Any takers?
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