Well, we got the underside wrapped up. Sanded off the surface rust, scuffed the rest with scotchbrite pads and wiped it all down with acetone. Then after that sprayed the underside with bedliner material. Hopefully this weekend get the rear suspension back together.
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How much trouble was it to spray on your back? A rotisserie won't fit in my garage, (and adds a considerable expense) so I was considering doing this also.
What a great project for you guys, very cool. What did you guys use for the bedliner spray? It came out really nice.
Thanks! It's been a good time working side by side with this kid. The undercoating I used is made is bought through Finish master. Here is the link. It comes in Aerosol cans which makes it nice. Very durable and paintable. If I remember it was only like $15.00 a can and I used 4 cans to get this done. I plan on using on the back side of the fenders and trunk as well. I was told that SEM makes this for them and they market it.
How much trouble was it to spray on your back? A rotisserie won't fit in my garage, (and adds a considerable expense) so I was considering doing this also.
It was a little work and the back and neck felt it a little afterwards - but not bad at all.
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