I don"t use and don"t like POR. I routinely bodywork steel rims just like you would a body part. You remove all traces of rust via sandblasting or chemical stripping, seal the rim in a good Epoxy sealer primer and then bodywork like you would anything else. There are usually pits on the inside of the old rims and I bodywork those smooth so you again will get a good seal whether it"s tubed or tubeless. I paint with Acrylic urethane. As long as you"ve metal prepped correctly and sealed with epoxy, rust will not come back in your lifetime. I don"t know what the addition of Calcium chloride will do. I have never used it and don"t have a need to. Plus if my tractor sits a lot, I don"t want it attacking the rim or anything else or leaking.
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