Undercar paint

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  1. mywifeisawesome

    mywifeisawesome Member

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    HI everyone, I was wondering what you're painting the underside of the car with? Rust converter? etc. Thanks guys.
     
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    Rust bullet
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    Eastwood chassis black
     
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    Bed liner tinted to match the top.

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    Micah
     
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    Wow. How many years into that build? Looks like you had it on rotisserie?
     
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    Acornridgeman MCCI Wisconsin State Rep Moderator Supporting Member

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    Rust bullet followed by eastwood chassis black. Now they make rust bullet in black - they didn't back when I did my cars.
     
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    Thanks, where's the best place to buy that?
     
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    Thanks
     
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    I used both Chassis Saver and POR 15. TP Tools has their own brand now and I have used it as well. Surface prep is very important.
     
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    If you don`t want it to rust then you can`t beat por-15,just don`t get it on your skin as it will take about a month to wear off.
     
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    So will all of the similar products. I've tried them all.
     
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    sounds like some heavy duty stuff...:yup:
     
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