The Z'eer
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Over the last few months I removed the dried/cracked underseal and tackled several areas of corrosion (citric acid gel/mechanical abrasion) The affected areas have cleaned up nicely and so I've begun painting the whole of the underside with Jotun 87 Aluminium.
So far things are going well, the Jotamatic is adhering to the bare steel/painted areas and drying/curing nicely. However, once this job is complete would I be right in assuming that the Jotamastic should receive a protective coat of something resistant to stone chipping? If so, any suggestions regarding exactly what product would give lasting protection and an excellent finish?
I'm not opposed to using a shutz gun for a this type of product, but I don't have access to a rotisserie This means I'm working on the car from the underneath with around 1 1/2 foot clearance from the ground. Is it possible to use a shutz gun in this manner and will a nice stippled effect be the result?
Thanks
So far things are going well, the Jotamatic is adhering to the bare steel/painted areas and drying/curing nicely. However, once this job is complete would I be right in assuming that the Jotamastic should receive a protective coat of something resistant to stone chipping? If so, any suggestions regarding exactly what product would give lasting protection and an excellent finish?
I'm not opposed to using a shutz gun for a this type of product, but I don't have access to a rotisserie This means I'm working on the car from the underneath with around 1 1/2 foot clearance from the ground. Is it possible to use a shutz gun in this manner and will a nice stippled effect be the result?
Thanks