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undercarriage paint
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JamminG4Jim
Elite Explorer
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- Near St. Paul, MN.
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- 2000 Sport
I used Rustolium Paint from my nearby Home improvement store!
I might have gone a little overboard,tho. I used rustolium rustsealer primer first. I cleaned the axles with carb and choke cleaner (of all things) and it takes the paint off right down to bare metal! Just make sure you're in a well ventilated area! i also did the area's of my frame where it is exposed at each wHeel well. 8 Months later it still looks like i just did it.
Hope this helps!
Jim
I might have gone a little overboard,tho. I used rustolium rustsealer primer first. I cleaned the axles with carb and choke cleaner (of all things) and it takes the paint off right down to bare metal! Just make sure you're in a well ventilated area! i also did the area's of my frame where it is exposed at each wHeel well. 8 Months later it still looks like i just did it.
Hope this helps!
Jim
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- February 18, 1999
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- City, State
- Montrose, CO
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '95 Bronco '80 Toy
Try The Eastwood Company Dead Link Removed
They specialize in restoration paint and equiptment, and they offer a chassis paint that is one of the best on the market.
They specialize in restoration paint and equiptment, and they offer a chassis paint that is one of the best on the market.
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