Apply 3M Rubberized Undercoating To Wheel Well

I didn't want to sand and paint the Bondo over the new steel in my wheel well repair, so I gave a can of 3M rubberized undercoat that I bought at Walmart for $6.96 a spray.

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• under
• coat
• 3m
• rubberized
• coating
• undercarriage
• car
• auto
• seal
• protect

[BBOYCH37]

you missed a spot

[jethawk1987]

haha i sprayed that stuff in my eye once it stung worse than pepper spray

[brownbassplayer]

@jethawk1987 carb cleaner is the worst lol

[johnnypneumonic]

@Wushu17 the can shit dries smooth. If you use a 3m spray gun and quart that screws on the bottom, along with compressed air, it come out more rough but goes on a lot thicker. In my opinion, the can stuff sprays the undercoat too fine. the can stuff is good for small tight areas, but I recommend the quart and gun approach.

[Wushu17]

Does anyone know if this product dries smooth and flat when applied to a smooth metal surface? Does it also have a soft or rubber-like texture when dried? Thanx.

[auntrubberplant]

Why have you got body filler in a wheel well in the first place??

[J1RM]

tell where you are so i NEVER take my car to you. I guess the bondo is supposed to take care of itself. Its going to sand itself smooth over time. Why you have on so much bondo is beyond me!

[draward]

@jethawk1987 you think you would have learned this first time you sprayed yourself with pepper spray! lmfao!

[kaiser820]

Sure glad your not undercoating my car....

[joelin66]

You guy should watch my undercoating project on my 2000 S10