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    Thread: Undercoating

    1. #1
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      Undercoating

      In the process of stripping my '66 Mustang and wanted to know the best technique for removing the original undercoating that you find in the fender wells.

      Thanks!



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      What type of undercoating is it? There are several types. My 68 camaro had a waxy undercoat that was easies to remove with heat and a scraper. I intend to media blast the remnants once on he rotisserie.

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      Heat from a plumbers torch and a scraper has worked best on my Falcon and Fairlane. Or a heat gun.

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      I am not sure what type it is but I will try some heat and a scraper to see if that works. If there are any other ideas keep them coming.

      Thanks all!

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      On the 66 mustang in my shop right now we used a heat gun and paint scraper initially. Then black biscuit wheels to clean it up.
      RobS
      71 Demon, 6.1hemi, paddled 4l65e, AlterK, Tri4,

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      Thanks everyone! I will try it out this week.

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      Nothing beats an Air Needle Scaler for powering off scale, rust and undercoating/seam seal.
      Pete
      "This is the worst fun I've ever had" Chad (Kel-Tec)

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      Thanks Draginutz for the reply. I just looked up how the air needle scaler works and it looks to be a great way to remove the undercoating. If anyone has not seen how they work watch this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xha4xY-dMrQ

    9. #9
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      Thanks Draginutz, looks like a great idea!





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