Removing underseal?? Help :'(
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Hi guys
im currenty trying to remove underseal on my escort mk5 so i can uncover and rust and sort it out before i paint my car but its a bloody pain in the arse! Whats the best way to get it off?
So far ive tried using butane gas to heat it up and scrap it of but this doesnt realy do it effectivly.
Ive rang a number in the yellow pages to get a quote for sandblasting it and tey want 300quid as apparently its a tough job?
Can anyone shed some light on this as i wanna get my project moving at a faster pace while i can
cheers matty
im currenty trying to remove underseal on my escort mk5 so i can uncover and rust and sort it out before i paint my car but its a bloody pain in the arse! Whats the best way to get it off?
So far ive tried using butane gas to heat it up and scrap it of but this doesnt realy do it effectivly.
Ive rang a number in the yellow pages to get a quote for sandblasting it and tey want 300quid as apparently its a tough job?
Can anyone shed some light on this as i wanna get my project moving at a faster pace while i can
cheers matty
if it schutz petrol or thinner or if its factroy sealer a grinder 1/2" wire wheel but you'll have to etch prime it again it takes it to the metal both are messy jobs get to a car boot tomoz cheap wire wheel from there
Those wire bits don't half sting your chops when they fly off though 
I've known some people use a heat gun and scraper too.
I prefer the wheel but you need to allow an hour to get it off your face after
I've known some people use a heat gun and scraper too.
I prefer the wheel but you need to allow an hour to get it off your face after
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the scraper works best but its not so good in the corners
the petrol only softens it up it still takes some going to get it of with the twist knot
ive found some bad rust on the floor pan so ive stoped stripping and im having a sulk for the time being
whats peoples thoughts on sandblasting?
the petrol only softens it up it still takes some going to get it of with the twist knot
ive found some bad rust on the floor pan so ive stoped stripping and im having a sulk for the time being

whats peoples thoughts on sandblasting?
having the same dilemna myself mate
just last night i logged onto Frost Automotives' website and discovered a Soda blasting kit for @ £220 inc vat + @ £50-£75 for media etc... seems a lot safer than shot blasting, check out the instruction video, bit of an eye-opener as shot blasting can be quite harmful to panels depending on the force used !
just last night i logged onto Frost Automotives' website and discovered a Soda blasting kit for @ £220 inc vat + @ £50-£75 for media etc... seems a lot safer than shot blasting, check out the instruction video, bit of an eye-opener as shot blasting can be quite harmful to panels depending on the force used !
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