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Go over factory undercoating?

I want to clean up the underbody of my 68 912. I just want it to be clean and black. Do I need to fully strip off all the old stuff or can I clean it and go over it with something? It would be easier to brush than spray


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As long as it is clean and oil free. I use dawn dish soap then hose it off. You can just use spray undercoat.
Make sure you check the corners for cracks and loose factory undercoat.
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dish soaps do work well for cleaning but make sure it's a product with out any lanolin in it . your best bet would be to use a pre paint cleaner .
then sand the chassis with a red pad and clean it again with paint cleaner .
i would not use a rubberized under coating it will not have the look you want and it's a crap product .
i would opt for a product like transtar's black chip guard in a spray can . 2 or 3 cans will do the under side of your car .
spray chip guards don't have the over spray like paints do so you don't have to go to nuts masking off the car . just lay some old sheets over your 4 post lift and on the floor right under the car . thats if your floor is paints or coated and nice looking and you want to keep it that way .
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Good tips. Thanks guys

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