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Old 07-28-2007, 09:59 AM   #1
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undercoating

What would work better on the chassis? I was going to take a wire brush and clean it up a bit. I was thinking about either spraying it with rustolum primer and then paint it black. I can get it in quarts and spray it, or I could use spray cans of undercoating. I’ve been looking in local stores and don’t see too many options. The other option is a friend of mine says he took some tar and thinned it and brushed it on. He claims that it dried without being tacky. I’ll have to look at it. He has more that he will give me. According to him it looks as if it was painted flat black. With going over something that still has some rust on it What do you guys think would hold up best. I don't think i'll get the chassis to bare metal with a wire brush. Keep in mind I’m working on a limited budget and would like to pick something up locally.
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Old 07-28-2007, 11:17 AM   #2
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Re: undercoating

Paint/sealer before undercoating material every time.

Undercoating blocks drain passageways causing rust over time.

Just keep the underside clean and it will be good to go
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Old 07-28-2007, 11:33 AM   #3
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Re: undercoating

rustoleum is fine for an inexpensive clean up of the frame and in the future its easier to strip off and redo if you want to go with a higher end finish
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Old 07-29-2007, 12:01 PM   #4
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Re: undercoating

I like Zero Rust as a product. It works with rust. You do not have to top coat as it is already black but you can. I did my frame in this and top coated it in a black paint of my choice. Too often you end up buring rust by undercoating a frame!

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