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@Joshua Joshua stone chip is to be used close to the wheels i think. Not on the frame and all of that. So its a bit the same i think but its not as thick and softer as far as i know. But honestly just use some normal paint and some clearcoat stuff if you dont drive around that much way easier to keep looking new and working on. Ive did some rust repair in the weel wells of my peugeot 205 from 1992. Anf it had some really thick rubber coating. But it rusted right trough the netal . While the paint from the top still looked new and shiny. Screwdriver poked right trough. So i removed all fhe shit and put new plates in and some hammerite now. Ill see how long it lasts.
I agree. Paint/enamel is much better at protecting your undercarriage. Undercoating is actually more useful on the interior, underneath your carpet, as a minor gap and void filler to reduce cleanup times between surfaces for when things spill. Be sure to test a small area that your undercoating dries to the touch before doing your whole project. 😊🌎✌️
for the people saying undercoating is bad, that is only true if prep and coverage is done incorrectly. for older cars with rust, salt, dirt, tar etc, remove those contaminants and remove loose rust then spray rust converter on both sides of the rusted parts. after that has cured for the alotted time (usually 24hrs) then spray a 2k primer and let that harden. once that is cured you can then prep for optimal undercoating adhesion by scuffing the area, cleaning it, let it dry, then mask off and paint
@@0815funkmaster But he clearly states the vehicle has to be salt-free & dry for the best results. The best option is when the car is still new. And acknowledges the other RUclipsr's reviews
Idiots talking about rubberized coatings trapping moisture and causing rust. Does PAINT trap moisture? NO! This video instructs those wanting to use rubberized coatings to do it when the vehicle is NEW. If you can't figure out what the need for "NEW" is, you might shouldn't even be driving a car. Stop thinking with the LEFT side of your brains, people.
Wtf rubberized undercoating turns into one big rubber peice usually. Paint doesn't does it? If it adheres right it won't. But idk. I used rubberized undercoating on the plastic parts of my truck. Bedliner for the metal undercoating
Paint opens up an doesnt allow the rust to continue all the way. Ive done some repairs on my peug 205 with some sort of rubber coating but damn. It travels deep and far. While the standard painted parts just show some snall bad spots and thats it. Which is an easy patch job. Why not leave how it came from factory and just check and correct once a year. Should be plenty
I would think that's not a good idea, ?ight be too hot and cause fire/noxious fumes. Maybe try just use deadening in the trunk or large area that might cause reverb of the noise.
Why would you say that, without at least backing it up with at least one reason? If you’ve truly commented to try and help others, give your sords some credibility, and people may just do what you said. Try it out irl, experiment both ways (back up w/proof/facts/data vs not backing up), and see what happens.
Zeibart if done correctly DEF helps the car, I had it on my old capri, for the year there was NO rust, the car got totaled after 6 years, but it was rust free
The problem with that is they have to install it when it’s brand new. If there’s dirt and moisture they yes, it can cause damage. I had an old Corolla that had the rubber undercoat when new and it was well worth it! No rust at over 10 years.
Don't zeibart your car. It traps moisture under itself and your car will rot out even faster than without it. Look at the 1990 Taurus recall. And check out South main auto RUclips channel. He has a video showing how zeibart ruins your car... The other products are ok though. None do much of anything for sound deadening though no matter what they claim...
i have to drive..and it may rain..after how many hours this rubberized coating dries enough for driving without rain..please help me..i am at the service center..
It starts to dry up after a few hours but its optimal do the job only summers and on high dry and for at least 2 long hot days Else forget it Also choose a day without wind at all or do it indoors !! And dont apply too much and too thick bcz it will take very long time to dry up Just a good layer ! After you go out for a drive avoid dusty roads stay at asphalt paved ones ! soundproofing and also rustproofing effect with that is FUNtastic
@@soundproofguide if its damaged in some way it still gets trapped under there isnt it? And how about repair works and opening electrical connectors and all of that😂 Rather repaint some parts every year than having to weld in a new piece after 6years.
I have an older car....1994... all I want to do is to eliminate some road noise.....the rust is what it is, rust. Will spraying an asphalt sound proofer to my plastic inside wheel covers actually help in reducing noise? Thank you.
Rubberized coatings doesn't encapsulate like dipped e-coat & powder coating from the factory. Whole body car dipped in an e-coat done act the factory creates a contiguous shell with no breaks. The rubberized spray coating creates a rubber cup for water to sit in since you can only spray what is visible. All it takes in one entry point and it rust under the coating. Same concept as a break in the paint surface is the entry point to rust bubbles under paint.
Before recommending i think you should watch some youtube videos. This kills your car way faster because it doesn't let moisture leave it traps it. Rusting ur car super fast.
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WARNING: rubberized undercoating your undercarriage will trap in moisture which will result in accelerated RUST damage.
That's a fact. Rubberized Undercoating is the worst thing you could possibly do to your vehicle.
@Joshua Joshua stone chip is to be used close to the wheels i think. Not on the frame and all of that. So its a bit the same i think but its not as thick and softer as far as i know.
But honestly just use some normal paint and some clearcoat stuff if you dont drive around that much way easier to keep looking new and working on.
Ive did some rust repair in the weel wells of my peugeot 205 from 1992. Anf it had some really thick rubber coating. But it rusted right trough the netal . While the paint from the top still looked new and shiny. Screwdriver poked right trough.
So i removed all fhe shit and put new plates in and some hammerite now. Ill see how long it lasts.
I agree. Paint/enamel is much better at protecting your undercarriage. Undercoating is actually more useful on the interior, underneath your carpet, as a minor gap and void filler to reduce cleanup times between surfaces for when things spill. Be sure to test a small area that your undercoating dries to the touch before doing your whole project. 😊🌎✌️
for the people saying undercoating is bad, that is only true if prep and coverage is done incorrectly.
for older cars with rust, salt, dirt, tar etc, remove those contaminants and remove loose rust then spray rust converter on both sides of the rusted parts. after that has cured for the alotted time (usually 24hrs) then spray a 2k primer and let that harden. once that is cured you can then prep for optimal undercoating adhesion by scuffing the area, cleaning it, let it dry, then mask off and paint
Couldn’t have said it better myself. Thanks!
why is everybody who applying the undercoating in this video so bad at it!!
Only good if you have your car striped, sand blasted, epoxy primed , and 2k high fill primed. Otherwise ..... good luck
Rubberized undercoating tips, don’t do it
Heard they collect moisture and at the end have rust every where
Clearly, you gave your opinion before learning anything about anything.
Pronounces every word wrong.
20%
I bet you'd pronounce French words wrong too
Fluid film . Nothing else.
Wool wax is pretty good stuff too.
DON'T LISTEN TO THIS NONSENSE....If you value your car, DON'T DO IT !
Don’t do what?
@@soundproofguide smear that shit under your car. Water will get trapped behind it and super charge rust.
@@0815funkmaster But he clearly states the vehicle has to be salt-free & dry for the best results. The best option is when the car is still new. And acknowledges the other RUclipsr's reviews
Idiots talking about rubberized coatings trapping moisture and causing rust.
Does PAINT trap moisture? NO!
This video instructs those wanting to use rubberized coatings to do it when the vehicle is NEW. If you can't figure out what the need for "NEW" is, you might shouldn't even be driving a car.
Stop thinking with the LEFT side of your brains, people.
Wtf rubberized undercoating turns into one big rubber peice usually. Paint doesn't does it? If it adheres right it won't. But idk. I used rubberized undercoating on the plastic parts of my truck. Bedliner for the metal undercoating
Paint opens up an doesnt allow the rust to continue all the way.
Ive done some repairs on my peug 205 with some sort of rubber coating but damn. It travels deep and far. While the standard painted parts just show some snall bad spots and thats it. Which is an easy patch job. Why not leave how it came from factory and just check and correct once a year. Should be plenty
MUST you be so abusive? Why not simply and politely make your point and win hearts instead of farts me old lover...
what the difference between rubberised underbody coating and bituminous underbody coating
Can it be spray on exhaust pipe to reduce drone ?
I would think that's not a good idea, ?ight be too hot and cause fire/noxious fumes. Maybe try just use deadening in the trunk or large area that might cause reverb of the noise.
No no no
Edit:sorry so late hopefully you listened to the first response
Never use rubberized undercoating. Use wool wax, or fluid film.
Do these help with rust prevention and rust or just one?
Why would you say that, without at least backing it up with at least one reason? If you’ve truly commented to try and help others, give your sords some credibility, and people may just do what you said. Try it out irl, experiment both ways (back up w/proof/facts/data vs not backing up), and see what happens.
Zeibart if done correctly DEF helps the car, I had it on my old capri, for the year there was NO rust, the car got totaled after 6 years, but it was rust free
Rubber undercoating will destroy your frame. Seriously. I have known people who got it professionally done and it still destroyed their frames.
The problem with that is they have to install it when it’s brand new. If there’s dirt and moisture they yes, it can cause damage. I had an old Corolla that had the rubber undercoat when new and it was well worth it! No rust at over 10 years.
Don't zeibart your car. It traps moisture under itself and your car will rot out even faster than without it. Look at the 1990 Taurus recall. And check out South main auto RUclips channel. He has a video showing how zeibart ruins your car...
The other products are ok though. None do much of anything for sound deadening though no matter what they claim...
1990 ????....that's 30 years ago. Why are you bitching so hard on this guy? ....30 years ago....say what?
1990 taurus 🤣
@@dennisjj6529 I mean if you wanna ruin your car, go ahead.
Can I also apply rubberized undercoating on my plastic wheel well guard?
i have to drive..and it may rain..after how many hours this rubberized coating dries enough for driving without rain..please help me..i am at the service center..
It starts to dry up after a few hours but its optimal do the job only summers and on high dry and for at least 2 long hot days Else forget it Also choose a day without wind at all or do it indoors !! And dont apply too much and too thick bcz it will take very long time to dry up Just a good layer ! After you go out for a drive avoid dusty roads stay at asphalt paved ones ! soundproofing and also rustproofing effect with that is FUNtastic
What about using rubberised undercoat on the plastic cover of the wheel arch for sound deadening?
Rubberized Undercoating will destroy your vehicle.
Unless it’s applied when the car is new and still in the showroom.
@@soundproofguide if its damaged in some way it still gets trapped under there isnt it? And how about repair works and opening electrical connectors and all of that😂
Rather repaint some parts every year than having to weld in a new piece after 6years.
Which one safest for health for door trim application?
I have an older car....1994... all I want to do is to eliminate some road noise.....the rust is what it is, rust. Will spraying an asphalt sound proofer to my plastic inside wheel covers actually help in reducing noise? Thank you.
I have the Same question
in how much time it dries?
Awesome video. Thank You
Has anyone tried this on a gladiator or wrangler ??
Moister and polyoutherane
Rubberized undercoating is probably a great product, provided you never drive anywhere.
Rubberized coatings doesn't encapsulate like dipped e-coat & powder coating from the factory. Whole body car dipped in an e-coat done act the factory creates a contiguous shell with no breaks. The rubberized spray coating creates a rubber cup for water to sit in since you can only spray what is visible. All it takes in one entry point and it rust under the coating. Same concept as a break in the paint surface is the entry point to rust bubbles under paint.
Poly "utherane"...?
I was looking specifically for another to have commented on this. For awhile, i thot i was the only one to catch that.
PolyUTHERane??? Professional automotive channel... All thumbs down.
Before recommending i think you should watch some youtube videos. This kills your car way faster because it doesn't let moisture leave it traps it. Rusting ur car super fast.
If you apply it to an already rusty car
Cuz fools spray on rust, nothing wrong with it if you know how to use it.
@@Morzsaszar E X A C T L Y !!!!!!