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hey guys i was going to start cleaning up the inside of my chevelle since i am a little low on funds after getting a lot of stuff..lol
this is what i got so far. i took the back seats out and this is a new floor that has not seen any driven miles yet
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...e/IMG_4933.jpg
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and this i found and i am a little scare but i think and hope its from the seat only because everything is falling apart on that back seat which i am going to re pad and wrap but thats another story
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...e/IMG_4992.jpg
so i ask what do you guys use to coat the inside of the car? a friend of mine with his 66 mustang used a can of underbody coating. he said i should do the same, what do you think?

I would just clean it up good and paint it and then put a down like dynamat, fatmat, etc. I would not use undercoating inside of the car. I used an Eastwood product on mine and I'm very happy with it. Your floors look solid.

http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/y...hevelle002.jpg

thanks i can't wait to get working on mine! what kind of paint just regular black spray paint?

I used a quart of rustoleum from home depot and brushed it on real thick.

http://www.allenitllc.com/hotrods/ch...nted%20001.jpg

that looks good too do you happen to know the product number or item number of what you used?

If there is any surface rust and your not blasting it. I would highly suggest a rust encapsulator paint like POR15.

Another vote for POR if your not gonna clean up the rust. Then Dynamat away.

It was just a quart of the rustoleum oil based paint.

http://rustoleum.com/cbgimages/products/SRPreGbkQtL.jpg

I had tons of rust on my floor and used coroseal rust converter before I painted anything.

http://corroseal.com/images/corrosea...verts-rust.gif

POR 15 as stated above is awesome! if you can get it locally then I'd go with it.

If you use POR15 use gloves you do not want to get it on your skin. It also should be appied directly over the bare metal. I believe I read it can cause cancer because of whats in it. Eastwood has safer products that why I lean that direction. And if you use a rust converter they ony convert the rust on top and not deep down. With anything that you decide to use prep is the most important part before you apply anything.

Ray

yeah i think i am going to give in and get the lizard skin from summit since i am going to be burning a hole in my summit card on bearings and rings might as well toss on the lizard skin and kit for it..lol