My Bus has no rust and I want to keep it that way - So I spend 12 hours under the Bus cleaning to get ready to undercoat the bus.
It worked well - though its not like paint - you just spray it on and try to get a even spray - but don't spray too much in one area - as it will build up and run. (Let the first coat dry before adding more coats)
I didn't get a picture before cleaning - but here is after cleaning: (You can see the Bus was originally 'Red')
After undercoating:
I waited for that first layer to dry so I could apply a few more coats.
Now that was a lot of work!
Heres are a link with some good info:
http://www.wolfsburgii.com/undercoat.htm
4 comments:
Looking good.
Mine looks like it was sprayed underneath a while back, however, it will need to be "touched up" after I re-paint. What kind of undercoat did you use? Your bus looks great underneath!
Hi - I used the DupliColor "Professional Undercoat with Sound Eliminator", it worked well for me.
Thanks!
Paul
How did you clean under the bus?
I washed the area with a good scrub pad, soap and water to remove all the dirt (Simply Green and wire brush for the caked on dirt/oil) then used a blow dryer to make sure it was nice and dry.
Good Luck!
Paul
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