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KMC3420 · 05-26-2020, 10:59 AM

Recently I purchased the full replacement floor for my 68 from AMD through Nsane Parts. I am 95% certain I am going to sandblast the ecoat off and epoxy prime. The ecoat does not transfer when I rub it aggressively with Lacquer Thinner, however the ecoat blasts off rather easily. My main question is once I epoxy prime it, I am going to put raptor liner on the underdside. Will the raptor liner be enough or should I use a seam sealer where all the panels meet?

05-26-2020, 10:59 AM	#1
KMC3420 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Harrison, AR Posts: 1,069	Cab Floor seam sealer Recently I purchased the full replacement floor for my 68 from AMD through Nsane Parts. I am 95% certain I am going to sandblast the ecoat off and epoxy prime. The ecoat does not transfer when I rub it aggressively with Lacquer Thinner, however the ecoat blasts off rather easily. My main question is once I epoxy prime it, I am going to put raptor liner on the underdside. Will the raptor liner be enough or should I use a seam sealer where all the panels meet? Attached Images __________________ Keagan 68 SWB C-10 original 350 A/C 503 Mean Green