May 29, 2010
I found the Bus was missing the front splash pan, and with this being the North West - I thought I'd try and keep the front as dry as possible.
I found a splash pan from 'Interstate Used Parts & Core Co'
Great service - check them out if you need parts!
I cleaned and repainted the splash pan:
(before)
(after)
Then I cleaned and POR15 the front underside (see the before and after pictures - side by side):
Wow - that took longer then I thought -but I'm happy with how it turned out.
All set for the rain!
Showing posts with label undercoating. Show all posts
Showing posts with label undercoating. Show all posts
Undercoating the Bus
March 15, 2010
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
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
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