Want to rattle can my undercarriage

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Mar 12, 2005 | 03:17 PM

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bike4miles

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Originally Posted by rockota

if you wheel, don't use POR-15. It acts a lot like powdercoating - if you get a scratch, then the moisture will get underneath, it will peal and rust. The only way to use it correctly is to spend TIME prepping it appropriately. And if you have that time, I'd still skip it for a good etching primer and epoxy top coat..

Or you can just do a lame job every 2 months with el cheepo gloss like I do, hehe.

Mar 13, 2005 | 09:02 AM

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deznoches

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Originally Posted by bike4miles

Or you can just do a lame job every 2 months with el cheepo gloss like I do, hehe.

You paint the undercarriage of your 4runner every 2 months. You must be beatin the hell out of it

Mar 13, 2005 | 11:07 AM

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bike4miles

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You paint the undercarriage of your 4runner every 2 months. You must be beatin the hell out of it

No, it just gets stained and turns ugly from dirt. Mostly I spray the wheel wells. They don't stay black long at all and they look sooo good with some fresh black.

Mar 13, 2005 | 07:28 PM

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miles, do you have more pics of your undercarraige after you sprayed it? im just curious to see exactly what all you sprayed.

Mar 13, 2005 | 07:37 PM

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bike4miles

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miles, do you have more pics of your undercarraige after you sprayed it? im just curious to see exactly what all you sprayed.

No, thoes two are it but I basically do ther rear axle, drive line, frame railes front to back, and all the IFS junk up front. Don't forget the skid plate too.