How to PROPERLY Undercoat A Rusted Car or Truck. (Fluid Film Surface Shield, Woolwax)
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 Published On Jan 4, 2022

How to PROPERLY Undercoat A Rusted Car or Truck. In this video we are going to go over the proper application of a Lanolin based undercoat on a vehicle with existing surface rust on it. We are going to cover why traditional paints and rubberized undercoating fails, why Lanolin is a much better option for undercoating vehicles, and the process required to properly undercoat your car or truck. I will also answer frequently asked questions about Fluid Film, Surface Shield, Woolwax applications.

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00:00 Introduction
1:31 How to stop rust
2:32 Why traditional paint/rubber undercoating fails
3:44 Why Lanolin/Petrolum undercoating works better
4:27 What about painting first then applying Lanolin?
5:30 Coating internal surfaces
6:34 What about cosmoline?
9:24 What product is "best"?
11:43 Equipment needed to spray bulk product
13:43 Aerosol attachments
14:56 Vehicle that we will be coating
15:46 Equipment needed to prep a rusted vehicle
17:46 How to prepare the rust
19:23 Body plug removal
19:56 How I spray the vehicle
22:59 Results after spraying clear undercoating. Reapply in a week or so.
24:13 What about GM wax frames?
25:14 Do I mask off anything before I spray/Issues with rubber???
25:53 Do I wash the bottom of the vehicle?
27:20 Still have questions? Make a comment!

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