Undercoating

What do you think is the best and cheapest undercoating it’s not a show truck it’s going to be murdered out just a daily cruiser

 

the one they sell in a can at your local napa store.

 

Paint works real well.

A lot of guys are using spray on bed liner theses days with good success.

 

check out the paint stores have bought good undercoating from them comes in spray cans or gal

 

Since my collector cars are no longer subjected to salty roads, I wait for WalMart to have the rubberized undercoating on sale and I stock up. Will one brand last 40 years instead of 35? Somebody that will still be around will have to attest to that. People spend a lot of money on high tech undercoatings and sound deadeners. I've never found it necessary. JMO

 

I agree with porknbeaner on using bed liner. I even use it on the floor inside under the carpet. After it dries, even gas won't effect it.

 

Lizard Skin and Second Skin are good products.

 

I bought a can of dupli color Rubber bed linner cheap at Autozone im going to give it a try this weekend. My friend did the bottom of his 57 and spent 5 months scraping it off and he now forgets what it was he used said it would fall off.

 

NAPA spray grease...

 

I used that stuff on the bed of a pickup I had. Went on easy and held up well.
Never thought Id see the phrase "murdered out" on this sight.

 

395A found at Napa or paint supplies. I can't imagine trying to remove bed liner spray to make a repair or rebuild.

 

'Cheap' and 'best' are mutually exclusive concepts. Pick one....

3M Bodyschutz

 

agreed

 

DING DING DING DING DING!!! We have a winner!

Spray cans stay tacky and collect dirt. Bedliner is the latest fashion, it's rough, and it collects dirt. Grease is, well, greasy! The old Ziebart type shit is also tacky. Body Shutz will dry like a hard rubber, it's paintable if you want to, it won't look like dried muddy dirt in 3 months and will almost ALWAYS wash off to looking new again if you apply it smooth enough.

 

I use a spray rubberized undercoat, fairly cheap at my local hardware store. It is also paintable.

 

spray on bedliner is great, but you better be sure you dont need to make changes. I still plan on using

Ive used kits from this company twice, its nice because you can add as much or little "grit" for texture as you want. colors available.
had one truck with this bedliner for 6 years, very happy with the product. I shot a heavier texture on the floor of the bed than I used on the bed rails. give a lot of control.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SPRA...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2c5f94ff27

car wash spray wax will make any bedliner look like shit, requires a bristle brush scrubbing with dish soap to get the wax off.