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John Stanley, Rocky Mount, VA
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93 & 96 EB & XLT
hey, that rubber undercoating sounds cool, what exactly did you use?
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I used an off-brand name. It's okay to use an off-brand for the regular, but for the rubber use 3M brand. I used it on my car and it dries pretty hard. The off-brand I used on my Explorer dries very soft and easy to scratch off. If I could do it all again I'd spend a little more per can and use 3M brand rubber undercoating.
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