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#128003 09/03/2007 8:25 PM
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Since I'm swaping cabs this winter I would like to undercoat the bottom of the cab, What are your ideas on undercoating I seen some stuff thats in a rattlecan but did not know what was the best.

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Hi Jake -

I used some of the Mar-Hyde rubberized undercoating on some areas. I have let it sit for months now and it just does not want to fully set. It sticks to other panted surfaces.

For what its worth....

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use POR-15, I did the underside of my 39's cab in 2000, and it still looks new (after i wipe off the dust/dirt/roadgunk)

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If you are talking about the 3M rubberized undercoating in the rattle can, its really good stuff. I used it on a Jeep several years ago and it held up great. I also used it on a motorcycle airbox and its still on there looking good, and it sits right on the engine getting cooked. It is also paintable over the top.


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#128007 09/08/2007 5:31 AM
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3m has wo undercoatings one of them will not really set up like well kind of like mar hide so make sure u nget the right one the pros use rockershuts or rockergard u can get it at a paint store u have to buy a 10$ gun to spray it and u have to have air supply but u can even paint it body color if u want and it will hold up for years they use rockershuts on jags and other highend cars on the rockerpanels and high road wear areas


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