as the title reads I'm trying to make up my mind on what paint or coating to use and i just thought I'd ask the forum?
I was thinking just getting some blitz black paint its cheap and comes by the gallon
what do you guys use For your floors?
-- Edited by jonathanD on Sunday 19th of March 2017 09:26:41 AM
norontcan said
Mar 19, 2017
Carl, Carl, Carl
Sometimes it's hard to figure out when you are just playing with us and when you're serious.
-- Edited by norontcan on Sunday 19th of March 2017 10:56:35 AM
Mike Ward MB said
Mar 19, 2017
A friend of mine used lizard skin.
I'm probably going to get the underside of mine done with rhino-liner, and while it's in for that get the interior floor done with the same.
As for my shop floor, I sealed the concrete when still green. I'm hesitant to paint it because the first few steps in the door during the winter can be killer slippery as it is.
beaumontguru said
Mar 19, 2017
I'm pretty sure he is asking about the floor in his car.
silver steak said
Mar 19, 2017
Have you ever used Chassis Saver. I help my buddy redo his truck box last year. The most important item when applying it is the temperature of the room and the metal be (I think it was 70 Degree F.) The reason is to minimize the probability of any trapped moisture on the metal being painted . We applied it with a brush, when it was finished and cured , you would almost think it was sprayed on, nice job. I am so impressed with it, I have already purchased a gallon for the 1950 project. From what I have learnt it is available in black gloss or flat, and Grey. this is what I have been told, not sure though. Word of caution with Chassis Saver, don't use a brush right out of the gallon and get any of the product on the rim of the can. The adhesion properties of chassis saver will bond the cover to the can. Take the volume of paint to be used from the can and clean the rim with a cloth. I have also used Gator Guard, with good results again the temperature thing, messy product. I think the most important issues are being clean of oils and temperature.
Good luck
Oh by the way , my floors are not painted YET
Regards Dale
-- Edited by silver steak on Sunday 19th of March 2017 12:31:03 PM
norontcan said
Mar 19, 2017
beaumontguru wrote:
I'm pretty sure he is asking about the floor in his car.
That's what I thought also. Thus my comment above.
4SPEED427 said
Mar 19, 2017
I've used GM Undercoating in a spray can and like it a lot. It's not thick and gooey like some of the undecoaters.
hey guys,
as the title reads I'm trying to make up my mind on what paint or coating to use and i just thought I'd ask the forum?
I was thinking just getting some blitz black paint its cheap and comes by the gallon
what do you guys use For your floors?
-- Edited by jonathanD on Sunday 19th of March 2017 09:26:41 AM
Carl, Carl, Carl
Sometimes it's hard to figure out when you are just playing with us and when you're serious.
-- Edited by norontcan on Sunday 19th of March 2017 10:56:35 AM
A friend of mine used lizard skin.
I'm probably going to get the underside of mine done with rhino-liner, and while it's in for that get the interior floor done with the same.
As for my shop floor, I sealed the concrete when still green. I'm hesitant to paint it because the first few steps in the door during the winter can be killer slippery as it is.
I'm pretty sure he is asking about the floor in his car.
Have you ever used Chassis Saver. I help my buddy redo his truck box last year. The most important item when applying it is the temperature of the room and the metal be (I think it was 70 Degree F.) The reason is to minimize the probability of any trapped moisture on the metal being painted . We applied it with a brush, when it was finished and cured , you would almost think it was sprayed on, nice job. I am so impressed with it, I have already purchased a gallon for the 1950 project. From what I have learnt it is available in black gloss or flat, and Grey. this is what I have been told, not sure though.
Word of caution with Chassis Saver, don't use a brush right out of the gallon and get any of the product on the rim of the can. The adhesion properties of chassis saver will bond the cover to the can. Take the volume of paint to be used from the can and clean the rim with a cloth.
I have also used Gator Guard, with good results again the temperature thing, messy product.
I think the most important issues are being clean of oils and temperature.
Good luck
Oh by the way , my floors are not painted YET
Regards
Dale
-- Edited by silver steak on Sunday 19th of March 2017 12:31:03 PM
That's what I thought also. Thus my comment above.
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