POR-15 Power Mesh Reinforcing Fabric | Heavy-Duty Fiberglass Mesh Cloth for Rust Repair and Reinforcement The POR-15 Power Mesh Reinforcing Fabric is a premium heavy-duty fiberglass mesh cloth, perfect for use with POR-15 Rust Preventive Coating. This durable mesh effectively bridges gaps and repairs holes in sheet metal, offering superior reinforcement for rust repair projects. Product Features: Heavy-Duty Fiberglass Construction: Designed specifically for maximum durability, the POR-15 Power Mesh withstands wear and tear, providing reliable support when patching holes or gaps in metal surfaces. Easy-to-Use with POR-15 Rust Preventive Coating: Ideal for rust repair, simply pair the POR-15 Power Mesh Reinforcing Fabric with POR-15 Rust Preventive Coating to form a solid, rust-resistant surface. This versatile coating bonds the Power Mesh to metal, creating a hard and durable finish. Handling Instructions: Always handle with gloves to avoid skin irritation caused by fiberglass fibers. When cutting, wear a mask to prevent inhaling airborne fibers. Package Contents: One large sheet of POR-15 Power Mesh, approximately one square yard in size, perfect for multiple repairs or reinforcement projects. This specialized fiberglass mesh fabric is an essential tool for car restoration and rust repair, ensuring a smooth, rust-free finish that lasts. How do you fill holes without welding? This floorboard has lots of rust-through, but it can be fixed. First, thoroughly clean with POR-15 Cleaner Degreaser and rinse off. Next, prep the surface with POR-15 Metal Prep, rinse off, and let dry. Cut a section of Power Mesh Reinforcing Fabric to fit the area. Be sure to use gloves and goggles for this project! Coat the floorboard with POR-15 Rust Preventive Coating (Silver used here) and while wet, place the POR-15 Power Mesh Reinforcing Fabric onto it. Add a few coats of POR-15 Rust Preventive Coating on top, working it into the fabric. Once the coated POR-15 Power Mesh Reinforcing Fabric dries but is slightly tacky, it can then be coated with an opaque topcoat if it will be exposed to UV light. The result is a strong rock-hard finish.
