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Car or Truck underbody resto? #8612200
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Opinions on painting or semi textured undercoating for undercoating the body. Im not talking about a hack job. But throughly cleaned and done right. Pros and cons?
I plan on soundproofing to the max. So the inside of panels and floors will have a sound deadening mat and spray inside of panels applied. I want the inside quiet.
How should the underbody be done. This will not be a show car, but neither a daily driver. A full resto job done right and only driven on good days and occasionally entered into small shows.
Thanks for your opinions.
72 Nova SS all number matching car.

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Re: Car or Truck underbody resto? [Re: SGT. C] #8612208
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fluid film or wool wax

preserver it coating not a paint


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Re: Car or Truck underbody resto? [Re: SGT. C] #8612244
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I'd spray 2 -3 coats of black epoxy on the underside...or roll or brush it on..

Would Not use any rubberized under coating at all ...just the epoxy.

You want to be able to see if some rust is starting down the road...

That undah coating just hides the sins.


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Re: Car or Truck underbody resto? [Re: SGT. C] #8612245
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Fluid film seeps in-between panels....wool wax is a heavier application

For coating frames and floor pans


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Re: Car or Truck underbody resto? [Re: SGT. C] #8612251
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I use seam sealer anywhere i repaired metal then black tractor paint from tsc. Then wool wax or similar over that when done.

Re: Car or Truck underbody resto? [Re: SGT. C] #8612252
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Nessmuck, does brushing on the epoxy result in great results or does it look cheap and tacky?
Is eastwood or sems the best.
Not able to spray paint large areas like the bottom.
Not a fan of POR15.

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Re: Car or Truck underbody resto? [Re: SGT. C] #8612255
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I brushed on my paint so it was thicker than spraying. And u can see the brush strokes, but its gloss black. Probsbly should have used semi or flat. And I'm not a body guy, maybe it was too thick, maybe I had too much to drink? Or both.

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