[Spridgets] chassis paint

Rick Fisk refisk at chartermi.net
Sun Jul 31 17:36:49 MDT 2016


Most people just paint everything underneath with the same paint that they use for everything on top, just like the factory did.   :-)

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> On Jul 27, 2016, at 2:25 PM, Mike Rambour via Spridgets <spridgets at autox.team.net> wrote:
> 
> Sorry for the repeat, I didnt see this message on the list.
> 
>   What is the preferred paint these days for chassis paint, well ok there isn't a real frame so underbody paint.
> 
>  I spent $180 at Eastwood getting their epoxy primer and chassis black ceramic paint and no way that is near enough paint to do the underbody. I am happy with the way what I did looks, shot around the wheel wells and other areas that might be seen but the part that no one sees but the road I have to find something less expensive and maybe even thicker for better protection.  I had thought of POR15 but that seems overkill also, I need good rust protection now that the rust is gone, something chip resistant would be great.  I am thinking some kind of rubbery paint would be better.  My last car had a actual frame and wooden floor boards so I used chassis black and varnish on it, this one of course does not have a full frame and not sure what to use.
> 
>  Not a show car, but has to look like one :)  Son-in-law actually is hoping to daily drive this thing and wants it to look good, but will never be shown.  Body will be painted in what I hope to be a good 7ft. paint job, I generally can do a good 10ft. paint job but i am hoping to do better this time around and get it down to 7ft. or so.
> 
>  Mike
> 
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