Rinoxus

I posted a topic last month and didn't get any responses, so I am doing it again cause I need this help. I am getting to the part of my restoration where I need to get some undercoating, it's a '73 911T. The problem is I don't know where to get any, or what it is. Also, what should I put underbeath my fiberglass fenders so they don't get damaged. I woould like to conserve weight, but I would like the protection for my cars underside. If there's something beside the stock stuff that would work better and meet my needs please tell me. <img src="confused.gif" border="0">

Randy

I bet you could visit one of these places that does the spray on pickup truck bedliners, and they could do a light coat. My understanding is the product is extremely durable, and is easy to work with as it is supposed to set up in 3-5 seconds, (no runs). Rhino liner, Line-X, etc..

Best Regards, Randy

Mark Kiwior

I sprayed my wheel wells with Würth SKS, looks great and is water based for easy cleanup.

Würth SKS is an undercoating which protects against stone dings and corrosion. Würth SKS matches OEM texture of a number of European auto makers including Porsche, BMW and MB. Würth SKS dries hard and remains flexible. It is water based and cleans up easily.

Würth SKS is paintable or can be left as applied. It can be applied with a spray gun or a brush.

Clark Griswald

Anyone now a good source for the Wurths? I think it comes in gray too, which I want to match my gas tank.

Jeff Curtis

EBS (Engine Builder's Supply) in Nevada supplied me with mine awhile back...it was grey. Wurth is definitely what I would use, nothing less.