Does anybody have any pics of their crx's undercarriage nice and clean i wanna see if how clean a crx can get? Thanks.

 

Our cars are 14-17 years old.

 

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why did you even bother answering??....

I have heard of people removing the undercoating (some scrape it off, some hear I think) and re-painting.....a lot of work....but it your building an all-out show car it could be worth it (I wouldn't do it)....

 

about how much weight would be removed from the undercoating do you think? I know it would initiate rust, but paint is lighter then that rubbery stuff....

 

I believe that rubbery stuff also prevents road debris from inflicting serious damage to the underside. I don't think it would be wise to remove it, especially from the gas tank and stuff.

 

There's a guy on here that has pics of the whole underside down to bare metal then being painted blue..

 

I've never seen it done and I don't think i would ever go through the trouble of removing it just to paint it. That rubber undercoating has lasted this well for the last 15 or so years and I know there isn't any kind of paint that could take that abuse. Unless you are a full blown show car, I don't see the need.

 

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I remember which car you were talking about. The guy was doing a complete restoration and had the car in a rotisserie (sp?).

EDIT:

Here's the thread

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=992363

 

thatd be dumb unless you maybe could find another undercoat to redo it with ...maybe a colored rubber undercoat thatd be sweet i guess

 

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why not clean it up really well and try to recoat it, to better preserve the car.....

 

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