Removing undercoat from wheel wells/underside
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Removing undercoat from wheel wells/underside
I'm wanting to do some rust repair/prevention on my 2001 GS-R ASAP as winter is almost here again and I failed to get it done last year. The undercoating underneath the car towards the rear is shot and almost gone entirely, while the front 2/3's is still quite solid. The wheel well area needs to to be stripped in order to be fixed properly, but I don't want to wire wheel it or torch/scrape it. What kinds of strippers/cleaners will take that stuff off easily? I have a POR-15 starter kit to refinish it with once I get the clean-up work done. QPs on the Integra are in good shape with no rot (it's from Vermont originally) but with a small amount of surface rust underneath the rubber liners.
Also, what is a good way to clean up the underside of the car? I've heard good things about Purple Power.
Also, what is a good way to clean up the underside of the car? I've heard good things about Purple Power.
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Paint stripper wont work if I remember correctly.. Head gun and scrapper Just lay some more undercoat on it as long as its not rusting it will work
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Re: Removing undercoat from wheel wells/underside
Dumb question, but can new undercoat be applied over old stuff? Since I's like to do the entire underside, I'd much rather not remove all of it if I don't have to.
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