Wheel Wells - 3M Rubberized Undercoating

[Carolinaboy]

Well of course the one time I am in Wal Mart (I try to boycott them, support the little man )Any ways they didn't have any 3M Rubberized Undercoating Well I went w/ Rustoelum gonna try it out we'll see

I think you will be fine with Rustoleum. I have always had good luck with their products.

By the way, Pics are manditory or Ban!!

Oh for sure! I will once I do it it will be a week or two. I will be doing my full detail the 8th & 9th (my spring break)

 

[mblouir]

Your truck is black, you didn't have painted black wells in the rear? .

Nope they were unpainted.

Well of course the one time I am in Wal Mart (I try to boycott them, support the little man )Any ways they didn't have any 3M Rubberized Undercoating Well I went w/ Rustoelum gonna try it out we'll see

I did paint but it didn't stick for me because when I wash that part I use a stiff-bristle brush. It was mostly the pressure washer, though, which took it off in no time (and in large flakes, too). I decided on the Rubberized Undercoating because it adheres better and has a very nice textured look to it.

 

[Carolinaboy]

So I should be good with the Rustoleum Rubberized Coating ? Or should I return it and get something else?

 

[mblouir]

Yeah you will be fine with that. From your last post it sounded like you meant you just got Rustoleum spray paint. My bad.

 

[700 sportsman]

My dad did his with rustoleum, and it has held up great, and he works at a stone quarry, so it gets some stones flung at it on a regular basis

 

[Carolinaboy]

Yeah you will be fine with that. From your last post it sounded like you meant you just got Rustoleum spray paint. My bad.

No problem just checking. So did your undercoating you sprayed come off?

My dad did his with rustoleum, and it has held up great, and he works at a stone quarry, so it gets some stones flung at it on a regular basis

That's good to hear!