Reply to "Removing the last bit of undercoating in the engine bay"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

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Originally posted by Cyboman:

Can you tell us the name of the rust-prep you used for future reference? Thanks.

Michael

Michael, I think it was something like "Stop Rust" but that isn't correct. I picked it up at a Pro Auto-Body shop and they said it would prevent any minor rust from getting worse. I don't have it any more, as this was a few years back.

From what I hear, POR15 is the best stuff to use if it will not be exposed to direct light, in which case it must be top-coated.

6/2/086:12 PM

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