1932 - 902 Club Sedan Under Coating Inside

[Guest box]

I was thinking of using body undercoating on interior panels all around and inside doors. It will help prevent rust and help soundproofing ?????? What do you think??

KURT

[Guest imported_Speedster]

I like Epoxy primer paint better, for preventing rust. And it's not an Antique car without all the natural road noises. <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

[Clipper47]

I used 3M black rubberized undercoating on the interior panels of my CCCA Certified Classic '47 but then it's just an old car not an Antique.<img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> Silence is golden.

[Guest BigKev]

Also check out a product called "Lizard Skin". It works great inside or out and can be strayed on bare metal. But it is not cheap.

[Guest imported_Speedster]

By the late '40s they were using thick flocking and undercoating type materials that held moisture under them after a while, when they started to lift, but in '32 they were Not.

[Guest imported_Speedster]

Of course modern rubberized Plastic materials are not the same as the tar products used in the '40s, and are much better, but they are still not original and also makes it more difficult to do body panel repairs, if need be in the future.