Underbody

[latzoo]

I am about to primer my 67 camaro after finishing all the metalwork and was wondering what everyone thinks I should put on the bottom of the shell. The car is on a rotissere so this is the best time to primer/ undercoat the bottom of the car. Maybe some POR15or some other product that I have not heard about. Thanks.

[jy211]

have you checked out second skin?

[67rstbkt]

I'm thinking I might use epoxy primer followed by U-pol Raptor bedliner. I used this stuff on my truck and although it seemed a little too thin for a bedliner, I think it would make an excellent undercoating. Do a search for Lenie in the project updates section, he used it on the underside of his 68 Firebird.

[caper150]

I'm close to doing the same on mine and was wondering the same thing, like to hear what others have to say. I was thinking epoxy or POR-15 followed by some sort of bedliner.

[Travis77]

Although I have not quite got to the uncoating stage, I believe I may try this approach. I am surprised more have not gone this route.

[xpsled]

Por-15, I have been using it everywhere on my build and am really happy with the results. I am very skeptical of any kind of body deadner/bedliner. The reason that i say that is that most rust problems i have seen develop underneath cars are due to the deadner cracking after time and trapping moisture underneath.
Go the Por-15

[deuce_454]

Originally Posted by xpsled

Por-15, I have been using it everywhere on my build and am really happy with the results. I am very skeptical of any kind of body deadner/bedliner. The reason that i say that is that most rust problems i have seen develop underneath cars are due to the deadner cracking after time and trapping moisture underneath.
Go the Por-15

for rust protection there is only one way to go and that is a wax based undercoating... but it is a mess, and doesnt earn you street credit

[latzoo]

Thxs Travis 77

[elitecustombody]

the first thing applied to the metal should be epoxy primer,then whatever material you choose, stay away from POR-15 unless you want to strip and re-do everything in couple years

[ItDoRun]

Originally Posted by Travis77

Although I have not quite got to the uncoating stage, I believe I may try this approach. I am surprised more have not gone this route.

http://streetmuscleaction.com/chassi...ody-protector/

Was that stuff textured like bedliner or smooth? I couldn't tell for sure, but it looked like paint to me. If so, I like the look.