Subject	This is what I want to do... BUT
Posted by	AHos(Chicago) on April 02, 2013 at 2:33 PM
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In Reply To	Huge ass wire wheel on a big sander, then new coat of epoxy! posted by ZinnZ32 on April 02, 2013 at 11:23 AM
Message	You took off all the OEM undercoating, right? I'm trying to figure out if its worth stripping it all the way down and then spraying the new undercoating on, OR should I just clean the OEM undercoating and spray the new stuff on top? My concern is that the new undercoating will not adhere to the OEM undercoating properly, and will just flake off whenever a rock or anything hits it. But if I can get away with just cleaning the underside and having the new stuff adhere properly, I would rather not spend all that time on stripping the OEM undercoating. What epoxy did you use? I was looking at rustoleum undercoating or POR-15 (which would be a roll on, instead of a spray).
Follow Ups	Best way to clean the underside of your car? - AHos(Chicago) 22:15:21 04/01/13 I've had pretty good luck with brake cleaner. - nemo1080 (Iowa) 22:23:52 04/01/13 be careful w/ brake cleaner - Shiers69 23:16:58 04/01/13 I dont plan on going with the brake cleaner.. - AHos(Chicago) 23:30:16 04/01/13 If you use a wire wheel - Shiers69 09:00:58 04/02/13 The cleaner really needs to be tailored to the dirt - BlackholeZ 03:50:26 04/02/13 Good explanation - AHos(Chicago) 15:06:56 04/02/13 WD40 + pressure spray - LJZTT 04:40:05 04/02/13 2nd on WD40 + elbow grease. (n/m) - Boosted1 06:16:52 04/02/13 it should be noted that really only the most stubborn, - LJZTT 12:58:07 04/02/13 WD and some good old OCD - Whip 08:44:06 04/02/13 Showoff. (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 09:15:04 04/02/13 Drive your car :-P (n/m) - BlackholeZ 11:08:27 04/02/13 Dude, thats BIG TIME OCD ;-) - ZXoltan 16:31:41 04/02/13 SLOW - Whip 17:59:28 04/02/13 Re: SLOW - ZXoltan 18:09:23 04/02/13 Did you get a motor yet? (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 00:01:03 04/03/13 Not yet, have to head up to the Poconos to pick 1 up (n/m) - Whip 08:00:56 04/03/13 I've got one of these... - Schmeal 11:06:37 04/02/13 Does that hook to compressor and garden hose? (n/m) - ZXoltan 18:11:11 04/02/13 Curious about that too. - AHos(Chicago) 21:07:54 04/02/13 Air compressor, the hose goes into a bottle of solvent. (n/m) - Schmeal 10:41:27 04/03/13 Huge ass wire wheel on a big sander, then new coat of epoxy! - ZinnZ32 11:23:29 04/02/13 This is what I want to do... BUT - AHos(Chicago) 14:33:12 04/02/13 Good question! My experience... - ZinnZ32 15:34:38 04/02/13 Seems to have turned out nice. - AHos(Chicago) 21:04:19 04/02/13 purple power and rags is my trick. let it soak overnight - ZiNnYc 13:56:05 04/02/13 Linsen-- how do you get the rags to stay in contact with the - ZXoltan 16:29:07 04/02/13 lol i meant the purple power - ZiNnYc 14:30:52 04/03/13 Kerosene, wood scraper, degreaser and lots of scrubbing - Gordo 93TT Daytona 15:14:06 04/02/13 Ok. Now THAT is what I want to do. - AHos(Chicago) 20:54:07 04/02/13 Heatsheild is easy to apply, works well, and no rust under - Gordo 93TT Daytona 10:41:08 04/03/13 Dumb question, what's a "wood scraper"? thx (n/m) - Inzane 12:10:49 04/03/13 It is a wood spatula e.g., kitchen untensil. I called it a - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:37:10 04/03/13
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