wheel arch coating
Discussion
After a great hoon around the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons on Saturday with Jeffsy,i cleaned all the mud off the car today,only to see more of the black coating coming off the inside of all the wheelarches,again.I've already lost some on previous washes.Does anyone know what the best thing to use,to replace this flaky coating would be?I was thinking along the lines of a spay can of stonechip?Have any of you guys had to do this job?Cheers,Mike
mongoose said:
After a great hoon around the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons on Saturday with Jeffsy,i cleaned all the mud off the car today,only to see more of the black coating coming off the inside of all the wheelarches,again.I've already lost some on previous washes.Does anyone know what the best thing to use,to replace this flaky coating would be?I was thinking along the lines of a spay can of stonechip?Have any of you guys had to do this job?Cheers,Mike
I used Hammerite Stone Guard from Halfords. It's OK, but doesn't key to the smooth GRP that well. Also it has a smooth finish. I've just bought some Tetrosyl Stone Chip, and I'll be trying that (on a different car - but if good it'll go on the TVR eventually) next week.
ads said:
I used some stuff called Rubber coat, fantastic, dries like a tyre inside your wheel arch. I done mine naerly 3 years ago and it is still looking good.
i have use some of this stuff on a kit car I built and it is great stuff! I wanted to get some for the Tiv but carnt find out where to buy it. Any ideas?
I just found a previous thread, where I had posted the address in the Chim forum.
The name and address are as follows:
CARLIFE
West Brook Works
140 Thornton Road
BRADFORD
BD1 2DX
I don`t know if they are still in business, as I bought mine about 3 years ago from a kit car show.
>> Edited by ads on Friday 3rd February 10:14
The name and address are as follows:
CARLIFE
West Brook Works
140 Thornton Road
BRADFORD
BD1 2DX
I don`t know if they are still in business, as I bought mine about 3 years ago from a kit car show.
>> Edited by ads on Friday 3rd February 10:14
jeffsy said:
mongoose said:
Thanks for the replies gents.I'll also be giving 'Carlife' a call to find out if it's still available,as it sounds like just what i'm lookig for.
Mike - let us know how you get on. I am particularly interested in how you apply the stuff and what prep is required
ta
All I done with mine, was clean off all the old flakes of paint, clean inside of wheel arch with white spirit, mask off outside of wheel arch. Then just paint the rubber coat on with a brush.
It is quite thick, but I didn`t have a problem with this, just applied a nice thick coating and let it dry.
Then hay presto - one rubber coated wheel arch.

Just found another post back in april about this! www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?f=30&h=&t=167567
So I guess its Worth giving this number a go!
CARLIFE
West Brook Works
140 Thornton Road
BRADFORD
BD1 2DX
>> Edited to remove phone number as its wrong, by ads on Wednesday 1st February 22:27
>> Edited by ads on Friday 3rd February 10:13
So I guess its Worth giving this number a go!
CARLIFE
West Brook Works
140 Thornton Road
BRADFORD
BD1 2DX
>> Edited to remove phone number as its wrong, by ads on Wednesday 1st February 22:27
>> Edited by ads on Friday 3rd February 10:13
Is this what you are looking for?
Found these on the web
www.frost.co.uk/productList.asp?catID=20
www.nwepaints.co.uk/acatalog/Chlorinated_Rubber___Pool_Paint.html
Found these on the web
www.frost.co.uk/productList.asp?catID=20
www.nwepaints.co.uk/acatalog/Chlorinated_Rubber___Pool_Paint.html
I don`t know if the frost stuff would be any good, as it seems like it is just ment for windscreens.
I`ll see if I can find out any more information.
I have edited all the addresses on here so that hopefully the poor person won`t get any more phone calls from us!
Might be worth painting the chassis in the pool paint, will definatly stop stone chips!
>> Edited by ads on Friday 3rd February 10:16
I`ll see if I can find out any more information.
I have edited all the addresses on here so that hopefully the poor person won`t get any more phone calls from us!
Might be worth painting the chassis in the pool paint, will definatly stop stone chips!
>> Edited by ads on Friday 3rd February 10:16
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- I`ve double checked the number and its whats written on the tin. Sorry no help. I need some more too. 