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If you go on the Frost website at http://www.frost.co.uk/automotive-paint-coating-electroplating/automotive-paint/por15-paints.htmlthey will have just about everything you need.

These are mainly all american products.. the POR range of automotive paints is the bees whatsits, but they are expensive.. however, if done correctly the POR paint range will take a hammering and last a long time.

 

dave

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Stone chip and paint.

 

We always used to do that mate. Dot get the horrible black shutz that people often mistake for stone chip.

 

Ours was grey in colour. Good coat of that, let it flash off then colour and lacquer. Stone guard gave it bags of protection and colour looked nice.

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Have a look at Under body Seal with added Waxoyl from Halfords.

Just did all my under body, chassis and prop shafts etc.

 

its a nice looking coating material and has the added Waxoyl.

 

it remains tacky but looks very pleasing to the eyes not like a stone chip coating and gives a good

finish and protection.

 

I know your thread said not underseal as such but this stuff seems different and not like a **** under seal finish.

 

lee

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Have a look at Under body Seal with added Waxoyl from Halfords.

Just did all my under body, chassis and prop shafts etc.

 

its a nice looking coating material and has the added Waxoyl.

 

it remains tacky but looks very pleasing to the eyes not like a stone chip coating and gives a good

finish and protection.

 

I know your thread said not underseal as such but this stuff seems different and not like a **** under seal finish.

 

lee

is that spray or brush on , I did try the brush on waxoyl , it just got too messy

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