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BobnJoz
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Undercoating questions?
I started doing research on undercoating my '72 911. I only want to do touch up areas since most is in-tacked. It looks like Wurth underbody sealer is the best match and grey is the correct color, (since beige is not made anymore?) First question, where to find the grey? I checked the Wurth website and they only show the black. Everywhere I look, only black. Next question, Is this easy to blend into the old undercoating or will it be obvious and I should coat the whole underside of the car?
I saw that the spray gun style creates the best match for texture so that is my plan. Thanks for the help. |
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dkbautosports.com
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: branford ct
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it's not undercoating that is the useless black crap that should never be used on anything .
you want to use chip guard . U-pol is who makes it for wurth . u-pol offers it in white , gray and black it can be tinted to match your cars color / shade . you would tint it with acrylic enamel . |
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BobnJoz
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OK, I found the u-pol fairly easily. This will give an original looking finish?
Also, will 1 liter do the whole underside of a 911? I would want to tint it to match the gray/beige of the original undercoat. Looks like I would be getting gray for the gas tank and white for the underside. Thanks for the response.... |
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Join Date: Mar 2013
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They make it in a spray can now. Used it for touch up's and it works great
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Lakeland, FL
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Does the spray can texture look the same as factory? Can the flow be controlled?
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dkbautosports.com
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: branford ct
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yes some what is does . you have to control the distance and speed plus the number of coats more to get the same OE look but it's very do able
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