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Has anyone used anything other then base/ clear to do the underside of there rides? My buddy wanted to do my 35th LE with some type of colored hard bed liner type stuff !!Just wondered if any of you have tryed or have used this type of system? looking for somthing that will hold up against the rocks and stuff and just hose down every so often ?If so any pics ??PLEASE LOL!!Thanks BARNAT!!
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I did the underside of my Hawk with Herculiner. The stuff for the back of pick-up truck beds. Works great. I did it because the oem undercoat was cracking. I put it everywhere the undercoat was. I am very impressed with it. **** is tuff, dries really quick. I have used all kinds of spray undercoat, I won't go back to that stuff.
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I did the underside of my Hawk with Herculiner. The stuff for the back of pick-up truck beds. Works great. I did it because the oem undercoat was cracking. I put it everywhere the undercoat was. I am very impressed with it. **** is tuff, dries really quick. I have used all kinds of spray undercoat, I won't go back to that stuff.
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Herculiner is a roll-on liner. It comes with the roller attachment and all the necessary stuff. It's good stuff too, and it's not very heavy, probably not any more than POR-15 is. I did a swingarm off of my ATV with herculiner, and it held up through everything i've put it through (and i ride hard).
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Ive used the POR stuff on my exhaust like the one guy said, brush it on and it flows as it dries LOL! It does too! I never thought about it for the flooring
That might be what ill use. I gotta talk to the paint supplier about it though, He may recomend that herculies stuff? Well, thanks guys ! I gotta do somthing here, ****!!The underside of my LE looks like it barrely got an overspray thats how little it got hit at GM when they did mine
HUM!!you guys got my brain worken now !!LOL!!Thanks guys Any pics would be great if any of you got any?of your under sidesBitches included
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My local paint supplier told me today that the por doesnt come in red!!Which is what I need
What to do now ?????Any ideas guys? I was even thinking of redoing the underside in the base RED like it was from GM with no clear but in a complete cover,Not a half *** overspray type paint job!like GM did on my LE!LOL!!!Maybe because they were the last, and GM was like push em threw anyways LOL!!
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Sorry man, I died for a few days. I did it all with a 2 inch cheap paint brush. I didn't use the roller that came with it. I drove up on my ramps, and jacked the front the same and pulled all wheels off and I was done in no time. I used the stuff at work so I knew what to expect.
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