

| Subject: | Re: Undercoating |
| From: | GMBulley |
| Date: | Wed, 20 May 1998 18:39:29 EDT |
In a message dated 98-05-20 13:11:13 EDT, robl@REDLION-CONTROLS.COM writes: << I'm leary of using the tar based spray-ons due to any incompatibilities with the wax. Others on the list speak of Koolpatch brush-on undercoatings. What color is this material? Thanks for your help. >> Rob-- Kool Patch is black, and it is the absolute, hands-down best substance I have found for under body protection/rustproofing. Advantages-- rubber/asphalt/fiberglass mix, practically indestructable. water/alchohol based, cleans up easily when still wet. Made to last for years on hot roofs, can stand the torture on a car body. Inexpensive, $8-9 per gallon bucket Disadvantages-- somewhat difficult to apply--brush on, the consistency of pudding almost impossible to remove once dried. Petroleum solvent turns it into a slurry, but doesn't release the "adhesive" quality. You can find the retailer near you at www.koolseal.com. Best of luck, gmbulley cary, nc
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