POR15 vs Eastwood

[irobertson]

The success of POR 15 seems to be reliant on a prefect prep job according to their process, while the Eastwood products seem to be a simpler application.
Has anyone had experience with either or both of these products?

I'm working on my fuel and oil tanks as well as some other small bits, and need to arrest the rust and provide a good protective finish. The rust is minimal, and mostly around the lip. I don't mind the top of the fuel tank and the oil tank being a smooth finish, but I'd like the bottom of the fuel tank to have some chip protection as well.

Thanks

[962porsche]

i'm not a fan of either of them theyare over priced and just not that good .
for less money you can buy SEM it offers better hold out and lasts longer it's top coatable with every thing . matches the finish of more things like the floor pans and you can paint over it with it's self with out lifting .