s1 white underseal
12-12-2006, 06:25 PM
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s1 white underseal
would you paint underneath your series 1 with this?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Stone-Chip-Pro...QQcmdZViewItem
came accros it & my mate said that it can be used as underseal.
(but he's a bit rough with cars
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Stone-Chip-Pro...QQcmdZViewItem
came accros it & my mate said that it can be used as underseal.
(but he's a bit rough with cars
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14-12-2006, 09:01 PM
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How is that one applied? Prob a bit thick to go through a spray gun?
I was looking to underseal my S2 but havnt got access to compressors, spray guns etc.
I was looking to underseal my S2 but havnt got access to compressors, spray guns etc.
14-12-2006, 10:25 PM
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3M sprayable sealer is one of the best for the original look
part no-08800 250ml
applicator gun-08801
You will need a few bags of it though and i think it costs £10 per bag.Can be sprayed over
part no-08800 250ml
applicator gun-08801
You will need a few bags of it though and i think it costs £10 per bag.Can be sprayed over
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Best way would be to have it sealed then sprayed really.
generally just painting on underseal traps all the dirt thats already on there in and also traps in anything else that may ingress
generally just painting on underseal traps all the dirt thats already on there in and also traps in anything else that may ingress
15-12-2006, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by SafeChav
Best way would be to have it sealed then sprayed really.
generally just painting on underseal traps all the dirt thats already on there in and also traps in anything else that may ingress
generally just painting on underseal traps all the dirt thats already on there in and also traps in anything else that may ingress
would also weigh quite a bit aswell eh? i was thinking about getting rid of all the underseal then starting again
sounds allot of work but the outcome would be worth while & it would reveal what rot i have left
16-12-2006, 03:23 AM
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On my car theres just some light surface rust at variouns palces underneath. I just wanted to grind it down and re-apply the underseal in those places.
The abay shop mentioned above says the big tins of underseal can be applied with a brush or roller??
The abay shop mentioned above says the big tins of underseal can be applied with a brush or roller??
16-12-2006, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by smitsturbo
Originally Posted by SafeChav
Best way would be to have it sealed then sprayed really.
generally just painting on underseal traps all the dirt thats already on there in and also traps in anything else that may ingress
generally just painting on underseal traps all the dirt thats already on there in and also traps in anything else that may ingress
would also weigh quite a bit aswell eh? i was thinking about getting rid of all the underseal then starting again
sounds allot of work but the outcome would be worth while & it would reveal what rot i have left
16-12-2006, 02:30 PM
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When you are in process of doing it, you will be looking under there and thinking 'i wish i never started this' but when its finished its smiles all round when you can see it coming together. It is worth it.
Like savechav said, rip it all off and start again.
Like savechav said, rip it all off and start again.
16-12-2006, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by MikeyXR2i
When you are in process of doing it, you will be looking under there and thinking 'i wish i never started this' but when its finished its smiles all round when you can see it coming together. It is worth it.
Like savechav said, rip it all off and start again.
Like savechav said, rip it all off and start again.
16-12-2006, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by smitsturbo
Originally Posted by MikeyXR2i
When you are in process of doing it, you will be looking under there and thinking 'i wish i never started this' but when its finished its smiles all round when you can see it coming together. It is worth it.
Like savechav said, rip it all off and start again.
Like savechav said, rip it all off and start again.
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