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06-27-2004, 11:25 PM
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undecoat
i undercoat frequently in my detail shop and i am curious to find out who else does it. i want to kno im u guys spray the brake lines n the various hoses that run along the frame. some of my management wants them sprayd n some managers do not, i was just wonderin how u guys do it
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#2
06-27-2004, 11:44 PM
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Re: undecoat
I spray 'em if they're new. I don't if they're old. It makes it a pain in the ass to change if they're covered in it.
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 1977 GMC Jimmy - daily driver-sitting on 33's and bedliner inside and out 1995 9C1 Caprice - winter beater 1994 Impala SS - newest project 1991 9C1 Caprice - (rip) "There are two great problems in the world today; an ever-growing lack of common sense, and too many warning labels. Take away all of the warning labels and the problem will work itself out..." -B
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#3
06-28-2004, 09:25 AM
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Re: undecoat
I have been undercoating for years. Started out with a paint brush and a sleeper lol but when I started to work at a dealership I got into spraying. I spray new and used , if the undercarriage is dirty I wear a rain coat and wash it the same as the outside dry it with a airgun then apply the soundgaurd.
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