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Old 11-06-2015, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by LanceL View Post
Thanks Don. Not trying to sound ignorant on the subject but the cars I have always built until this were newer mustangs so I did not have to deal with this. So if I put the epoxy primer on then just leave the interior metal and carpet and put the panels back in? Also under the car? Epoxy, then what? A rubber undercoating? Chassis paint? Looking for something not real thick and heavy either.
Southern Polyurethanes black epoxy is great for under the car because it has a semi gloss finish and has UV inhibitors. That is all that is needed. A quality bed liner could also be added within the epoxy recoat window if that is the look you want.

On the interior lots of guys use Dynamat and Dynaliner.

Don
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