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As far as the undercoating goes, if the whole car is being painted the undercarriage could be sand-blasted, but I wouldn't recommend it unless you are completely stripping out the car. When I had my car done everything (glass,interior, motor, trainy) were removed. It was a rolling chassis. The undercarriage was blasted clean and primed and painted final body color. When I got it home there was sand everywhere in the interior, but the bottom looks almost as nice as the topside. After I got it home, I disassemled all of the suspension, powdercoated it and reinstalled with new poly bushings. I have heard of people who have sandblasted the undercarriage with the glass in and wound up etching the windshield.

8/19/0212:00 PM

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