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djinuk

Treating The Underside Of My Car

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djinuk

I know there is lots of threads on this however i wanted to do one more to find out if my method sounds ok for the underside of my pug.

 

Plan is to get the car as high up as possible, remove the rear beam and tank, attack underside with wirebrush attachments etc, weld where needed and anywhere thats been welded , hammerite and seam seal, I plan to use one of the frost products for the areas of bad rust (give me some names and links please) and then i was going to blast the whole underside with a black shuts as this is the o/e finish and therefore i trust it :blush: any advice on this method would be appreciated, what my pug minty fresh and to last another 20 years.

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SurGie

I though that it is best to rust treat it then seal the welded areas then paint over it all, bit like original..

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djinuk

wasnt really sure if you are meant to use the rust treatment on areas welded, presumed they were rust converters to some degree. Its strange because all local bodyshops laugh when a rust treatment is mentioned, they just say cut the section out, reweld section in and fill/paint :S

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Lan

don't use hammerite, use epoxy mastic its tougher than tough!

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djinuk

what exactly is epoxy mastic? a metal paint much like hammerite?

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Lan

essentially oil rig epoxy paint, far superior to hammerite wont crack or peel or flake and its really tough.....

 

but its not cheap just depends how much you love your car really.

 

www.rust.co.uk

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SurGie

Nice one there, i will be using that stuff as i love my 205 toooo much...

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johno_78
essentially oil rig epoxy paint, far superior to hammerite wont crack or peel or flake and its really tough.....

 

but its not cheap just depends how much you love your car really.

 

www.rust.co.uk

 

 

I know the family who run this company and they really know their stuff when it comes to these paints.

 

They are featured in this months PPC rust proofing guide.

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rubyna
I know the family who run this company and they really know their stuff when it comes to these paints.

 

They are featured in this months PPC rust proofing guide.

 

Whats the chance of maybe a group buy then if enough interest????

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CosKev

Used Epoxy Mastic on my Evo and 309 :)

 

Going by the write ups/reviews by classic car mags etc it is the dogs bollox in chassis/underside paint :(

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CosKev

This is how it looks on the inner arch of my Evo,I've used it like a primer,then white over the top. :)

 

100_3541.jpg

 

:(

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philfingers

Pasta or Rice EVO?

ie Lancia or Mitsu'?

 

Looks like a lancia panel to me. . . . . .

 

I'll second that, hammerite is good for your granny garden bench. Etch primer and then shutz type stuff. Dinitrol is good, not used it tho

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CosKev
Pasta or Rice EVO?

ie Lancia or Mitsu'?

 

Looks like a lancia panel to me. . . . . .

 

I'll second that, hammerite is good for your granny garden bench. Etch primer and then shutz type stuff. Dinitrol is good, not used it tho

 

LOL,rice Evo V :wacko:

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johno_78
Whats the chance of maybe a group buy then if enough interest????

 

 

I mentioned this topic to him and he said that they were looking to do group buys with various car forums. So i've sent this link to him and hopefully he'll be on here soon so something can be arranged.

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