POR-15 on cables?

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As part of my recarpeting project, I am resurfacing my floor pans with POR-15. Does anyone know if it is OK if I splash some of it on the rubber sheathed cables that run along the sides of the pan? I can't seem to find any info on this on the product web site.

2/17/068:03 PM

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Former Member

As part of my recarpeting project, I am resurfacing my floor pans with POR-15. Does anyone know if it is OK if I splash some of it on the rubber sheathed cables that run along the sides of the pan? I can't seem to find any info on this on the product web site.

2/17/068:03 PM

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POR-15 is impossible to remove once it's on (I'm saying that from experience). What rubber sheathed cables are you referring to? Emergency brake cables? My advice would be to try not to coat parts that need to be removed for servicing and/or replacement.

2/18/065:15 PM

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