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« on: June 07, 2005, 21:04:07 »
:? Heres a question for you...

What do you reckon is the best paint to use on the chassis and underbody bits on say a RRC that does see some abuse on Play sites.
I thought about useing Hammerite, but in the past after say 5 to 6 months it started to flake off or simply disapear esspecially under the wheel arhes etc..
Can anyone recomend a good hard wareing paint.
Once paint is applied im thinking of going over the whole underside with some sort of undersealant ?...  :?

Somewere else on the forum BushTuckerMan mentions a marine based product but after looking into it  :shock:  It cost a fortune for the good stuff.

What does everybody else use...  :D

The inside of the chassis is Waxoyled, but needs doing again shortly.
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« Reply #1 on: June 07, 2005, 21:18:50 »
I use Hammerite.

Whatever you use, you will need to patch it up regularly if you use the vehicle hard.  5 or 6 months would be normal :-)
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« Reply #2 on: June 07, 2005, 21:25:24 »
:D  Cheers Tim, Hammerite it is then. Ill just put a phew coats on rather than 2 - 3 ide done in the past.
Or like you said, just keep topping it up when and were nessasery...  :D

I was just wondering you see before i bye some, if there is or are new products out there that could be better. Thanks anyway.  :wink:
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« Reply #3 on: June 07, 2005, 21:32:24 »
Dunno.. there might be something better... but I drag my chassis over all manner of stuff... so I prefer to use something I can just paint in periodically.
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« Reply #4 on: June 07, 2005, 21:49:26 »
Quote from: "muddyweb"
Dunno.. there might be something better... but I drag my chassis over all manner of stuff... so I prefer to use something I can just paint in periodically.


Yeah i agree with you Tim, might as well stick with some thing ( product ) i know rather than trying some thing else and find out its no good.
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« Reply #5 on: June 08, 2005, 07:33:10 »
How about industrial floor paint ?

@£28 for a massive tub and once its dry its bloody hard to shift !!!!

Much Much tougher than Hammerite.
Recommended wading depth 500 inches, no wait, im sure that was milimetres. And let me get this right. The breakover angle is 80 degrees....??

Ahh, f**k it, Il give it a go anyway

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« Reply #6 on: June 08, 2005, 08:20:59 »
I'm looking to do my chassis soon, has anyone tried "industrial floor paint" , it certainly is a lot cheaper than Hammerite but I wonder if it would "take" on a non to clean chassis.
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« Reply #7 on: June 08, 2005, 14:43:39 »
it sticks to oily floors so I should think it would.....
Recommended wading depth 500 inches, no wait, im sure that was milimetres. And let me get this right. The breakover angle is 80 degrees....??

Ahh, f**k it, Il give it a go anyway

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« Reply #8 on: June 09, 2005, 00:18:14 »
I prefer a good steam clean followed by Finnegan's body shutz with waxoil, true it comes out of shutz gun so you need a compressor but one can will go a long way, it's flexible like waxoil but thicker and sticks better.   It won't flake or peel like paint does, I'm not a big fan of painting the underneath.
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« Reply #9 on: June 09, 2005, 20:41:20 »
Quote from: "Range Rover Blues"
I prefer a good steam clean followed by Finnegan's body shutz with waxoil, true it comes out of shutz gun so you need a compressor but one can will go a long way, it's flexible like waxoil but thicker and sticks better.   It won't flake or peel like paint does, I'm not a big fan of painting the underneath.


 :D Hi mate, i was going to do this after ide painted the chassis etc first, then spray this over the paint for extra protection. Do they do a brush on type or is it just a spray on only.  :D

That floor covering paint sounds interesting, but i wonder how easy it would be to remove if i had to do a reapir etc... could be a bit of a b****r to shift, ill keep it in mind though.  :wink:
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« Reply #10 on: June 10, 2005, 00:02:24 »
Waxoyl any day,save the Hammerite for the lawnmower.

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« Reply #11 on: June 13, 2005, 00:01:22 »
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Waxoyl any day,save the Hammerite for the lawnmower.


 :lol: I dont think my Mother would appreiciate being painted in Hammerite. :lol:
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« Reply #12 on: June 13, 2005, 00:18:25 »
Quote from: "muky-kid."
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Waxoyl any day,save the Hammerite for the lawnmower.


 :lol: I dont think my Mother would appreiciate being painted in Hammerite. :lol:
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« Reply #13 on: June 13, 2005, 00:55:18 »
:? Yeah your right. I should use Waxoyl its more flexible and should preserve the old dear better.  :lol:


Well we cant let the garden get out of hand now can we...  :roll:
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« Reply #14 on: June 15, 2005, 12:49:26 »
Quote from: "muky-kid."
Quote from: "Range Rover Blues"
I prefer a good steam clean followed by Finnegan's body shutz with waxoil, true it comes out of shutz gun so you need a compressor but one can will go a long way, it's flexible like waxoil but thicker and sticks better.   It won't flake or peel like paint does, I'm not a big fan of painting the underneath.


 :D Hi mate, i was going to do this after ide painted the chassis etc first, then spray this over the paint for extra protection. Do they do a brush on type or is it just a spray on only.  :D

That floor covering paint sounds interesting, but i wonder how easy it would be to remove if i had to do a reapir etc... could be a bit of a b****r to shift, ill keep it in mind though.  :wink:





Bear in mind the waxoyl only prevents rust when it is contact with bare metal - if you have waxoyl over paint, and the paint lifts with a bit of water and a bit of crap underneath, the waxoyl will do b****r all to protect it. I did my series 2 by wire brushing down and then slapping black waxoyl on what was left

my hybrid (tomcat) is getting galvanised

now THAT'S the way to do it properly!!!!

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« Reply #15 on: June 20, 2005, 22:25:49 »
Quote from: "v8seriesone"
Quote from: "muky-kid."
Quote from: "Range Rover Blues"
I prefer a good steam clean followed by Finnegan's body shutz with waxoil, true it comes out of shutz gun so you need a compressor but one can will go a long way, it's flexible like waxoil but thicker and sticks better.   It won't flake or peel like paint does, I'm not a big fan of painting the underneath.


 :D Hi mate, i was going to do this after ide painted the chassis etc first, then spray this over the paint for extra protection. Do they do a brush on type or is it just a spray on only.  :D

That floor covering paint sounds interesting, but i wonder how easy it would be to remove if i had to do a reapir etc... could be a bit of a b****r to shift, ill keep it in mind though.  :wink:





Bear in mind the waxoyl only prevents rust when it is contact with bare metal - if you have waxoyl over paint, and the paint lifts with a bit of water and a bit of crap underneath, the waxoyl will do b****r all to protect it. I did my series 2 by wire brushing down and then slapping black waxoyl on what was left

my hybrid (tomcat) is getting galvanised

now THAT'S the way to do it properly!!!!

Dom.


havent you lot heard of chassis black they use it on commercial trucks several coats and the mud just drops off it and you can grind it off to weld any repairs you need
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« Reply #16 on: June 20, 2005, 23:08:55 »
:D  :D Roclawlin.... Your a star m8. didnt think off that, and i know were to get the stuff from as well.
Ive hammerited the front/rear bumpers and sills... So the rest will be done in Chassis Black and underneith on the floor etc ill use Shultz Waxoyl.  :D
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« Reply #17 on: June 21, 2005, 08:36:12 »
Quote from: "muky-kid."
:D  :D Roclawlin.... Your a star m8. didnt think off that, and i know were to get the stuff from as well.
Ive hammerited the front/rear bumpers and sills... So the rest will be done in Chassis Black and underneith on the floor etc ill use Shultz Waxoyl.  :D

hey Mike paint the lot with the chassis black as water wont get behind it and it gives a smooth finish and lessens the grip mud can get
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« Reply #18 on: June 21, 2005, 21:23:42 »
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Quote from: "muky-kid."
:D  :D Roclawlin.... Your a star m8. didnt think off that, and i know were to get the stuff from as well.
Ive hammerited the front/rear bumpers and sills... So the rest will be done in Chassis Black and underneith on the floor etc ill use Shultz Waxoyl.  :D

hey Mike paint the lot with the chassis black as water wont get behind it and it gives a smooth finish and lessens the grip mud can get


 :D OK Will do. Going to get some this weekend and finnish doing the Rangie underneith... so long as it doesnt rain  :roll:
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