Patrick
I found a good sandblaster who to my surprise removed all the undercoating
from the wheel wells of my 68 chevy pickup. That stuff was tuff. The
sandblaster said it was no problem.
You can use POR15 from www.por15.com to coat your frame like everyone else
does. -OR- You can use these Sherwin Williams products
1. Use UltraClean Surface Cleaner R7-K158
2. Spray on 1 Double Coat of Corrosion Shield E2-G973 (let dry)
3. Spray 2 coats Ultra Fill HS 2K Primer Surfacer P50
Does a good job, that is what I've used on my truck and currently on my
Spitfire
Check out my WEB page for a picture of my 63 body sitting upside down on saw
horses.
http://www.dol.net/~starborn/artvango.html
Pat 63 Spitfire (getting done)
76 Spitfire (new toy)
Patrick Bowen wrote:
> I am now in the process of cleaning off the frame and body and prepping for
> paint. Now the question is what is the easiest method to remove
> undercoating. two, If I sandblast the entire frame, How do I prevent the
> frame from rusting while I am blasting the rest of it (lets face it, this is
> not a quick job). Three, when I am ready to clean off the body how do I get
> too everything on the bottom, how hard is it to just sit the body upside
> down on some saw horses? What points would be strong enough?
>
> Thanks,
> Patrick Bowen
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