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Guest franklinz

ive got my rear suspension torn apart, and im wanting to coat my peices in something durable.

 

im looking for something that has a smooth finish and thats chip/rust resistant.

also cost effective :wink:

thanks,

franklinz

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Guest Your Car is Slow

I found some "Rubberized Undercoating" in a spray can at autozone. It seems to hold up quite well and is rather thick.

 

Id compare it to the stuff sprayed into the back of my truck as a bedliner (although not quite as thick).

 

The can was fairly cheap (around 5 bucks) and covers a pretty good area.

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Guest cowboy6280

I've used POR-15 before and has worked good for me, very durable. Just make sure the parts are clean of grease/oil. And wear gloves... doesnt come off skin, you will have to let it wear off.

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I've heard people talk up Hammerite before, I might try it next time. I won't use truck bedliner under a car again, I put some brush-on stuff on a frame rail repair and half of it has been stripped off or is hanging in tatters. It didn't make a smooth coating so you wouldn't want it, anyway :-D

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Guest cbrunberg

I'm a big fan of POR 15. works great and will convert any rust that may be there. It's tough as nails. A lot of my old car restoraton friends use it for everything under the car (frame, controlarms, driveline...) then use shoots undercoating from a gun. It's all reasonable at http://www.eastwood.com, and or http://www.por15.com

 

Good luck,

Carl

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Any coating you use, from powder coating to por-15 to rustoleum will work fine as long as you properly prepare the surface. A nice, clean rust free surface will take any of the products mentioned above. The only real difference I've found in coatings is the UV and chemical (salt) resistance. If you don't drive your car in the winter, I wouldn't worry about it, use anything you feel like, BUT preparing the surface is by far the most important step.

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