3M body schutz
any use this or heard of it? I happened to see it on Powerblock this weekend and it looked like a nice product. They also have "Rocker schutz" & "Rust Fighter" . Im just looking for some feedback, whether its good or bad.
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...glPSM6K102PFbl |
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I have used this product to replicate the heavy and rediculously thick rocker guard that is common on alot of european cars like porsche, mercedes, ect. It is a water based product if I remember correctly. Easy cleanup. Quick drying. Great for sound deadening and filling areas where you would normally just use a standard undercoat. Applied with a special applicator gun like this:
http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawe...6EVs6E666666-- |
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As clean cut said......mainly used to simulate factory finishes......and spendy too!
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how well would that work for a bedliner use? that stuff seems pretty cheap from what ive seen.. 15-20bucks a quart, only thing that is pricing to me is the gun :lol: but i figure i could use that on several projects anyways. looks like it would work great for bedliners but not sure..
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Dominion Sure Seal makes one that looks just like the 3M, but only costs 15.00 - 20.00!!! ;) Part #BUPA 0003;):metal::metal::metal:
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I used Rocker Schutz inside a truck bed. It looked good, but I had adhesion issues after a year or so. I don't know if it was the product's fault or my improper prep though.
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I use it in the fender wells and then paint them satin black. It makes for cleaning the fender wells easy.
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