Update - under tub prep....12-26

[sprdv1]

You definitely can't beat our great vendors on here..

 

[Salgood]

Here are some updated pics - we have the tub turned right side up now - applied metal ready and POR 15 on all the seams today....once it is tacky I will be putting POR-15 seam sealer on. Then we'll hopefully get the Al's sprayed in tomorrow.

To you body gurus - this is only a $70,000 (inside joke) bronco so the body work is average - just trying to prevent rust!!

BC

 

[Sac '68 sport]

Is that the Al's under the hood or POR 15?
Looks like in the 1st pic you seam sealed before the POR?

 

[Vintage Steel]

Never heard of Al's but I've had good luck with Hurculiner are these comparable?
anybody ever compare the two?
Where do you get Al's


By the way, your underside looks nice.

 

[Salgood]

Sac - that first pic is where I applied the metal ready - I then hit it with POR 15 and then when that was tacky I applied the seal sealer.....

Here's the link where I bought the Al's - I am impressed with it and it was easy to apply....this was posted in the mass buy forum

http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=140998

 

[Sac '68 sport]

How many gallons total of the Al's liner did it take for the whole thing?

 

[Salgood]

I ordered five gallons - I applied three on the underside - so it is on thick!!

 

[Salgood]

Got the tub sprayed tonight - looks pretty good! Sorry pics are kinda dark...
BC

 

[Sac '68 sport]

Looks good.
It looks like it has some pretty good texture to it. How many coats is that and does it keep that shine when dry or does it go flat?

 

[Salgood]

Looks good.
It looks like it has some pretty good texture to it. How many coats is that and does it keep that shine when dry or does it go flat?

It does have good texture - you can increase decrease texture with how much air you push through the gun - It does keep the shine - I am impressed with it so far - you are looking at 1 gallon in the tub - I am debating spraying another as there are a few thin spots...