What to coat inside wheelwells with?

[Whistler]

I'm doing the bottom of my car in a graphite emamel over top of 3M schultz for sound deadening and chip resistance, but what are you all doing for wheelwells?
I just minitubbed the car, it's bare steel with epoxy primer over it now. I want to stay away from the spray can undercoat that never dries, that stuff is junk.

[importkiller69ss]

truck bed liner...either in a can or roll it on... very durable

[larknut]

truck bed liner...either in a can or roll it on... very durable

I agree. I used the roll-on Rino Liner and it turned out great. The only thing is I haven't been able to road test it yet on the Nova, but it is holding up well in the bed of my truck.

[Steve68]

Chris, I had my fronts sprayed with the Epoxy bedliner, hard as nails, the guy that did it for me brought 2 test strips to the shop, right then I beat both with a hammer, no damage done to either strip, both fronts are sprayed and he will give me the rest to do the rear, buy the stuff you spray on, I can show one of my fronts if you want,

[wendell]

I couldn't think of a better topic for a suspension forum.

[Brian-Blade]

I also did truck bed liner (rolled on) in my rear wheel wells, Im very happy with it , whenever I get the front back togther I will do up there also

[importkiller69ss]

if you dont want to roll it b/c of the mess go get the 3m medliner from napa and spray it....thats whats under my entire car..dirt hoses right off

[Whistler]

Coming from a can, does it get hard, or can you still scratch it off?

[importkiller69ss]

no it gets real hard..deffinately wont scratch off....3m makes some and so does duplicolor..you can get both at napa

[Damn True]

Is the stuff robust enough to be used on the entire underside of the car? By that I mean will it survive being above the exhaust system? If not, what will?