Brush-painting inside the body panels ?

[pilbeam_mp62]

Does anyone have a recommendation for a paint/underseal that they have applied by BRUSH to the inside of the panels - I did a search on here, but I could only find info about aerosols.

Thank you very much,
Regards

Kelvin

[738 driver]

'Stonechip' comes in an underbody-gun container (a screw threaded tin) however, it can be applied with a brush, dries matt, can be overpainted after application or at a later stage, comes in white, grey and black. Stipple on a couple of thick coats and it will protect as well as give the gelcoat a background to deepen its colour/gloss.
Its solvent based so will bond well with GRP and accept other solvent based finishes should you wish.
If you could get / use spray equipment then thinned down body sealer is excellent too as it remains rubberised when cured and absorbs shocks/stones/chips very well. (thinned down for ease of application and weight reduction of course!). Again solvent based and accepts many paint finishes post application or later date!

[pilbeam_mp62]

Thanks for your reply Dave - is this the stuff you mean ??

http://www.paints4u.com/ProductDetails.aspx?produc...

Kelvin

[gingerpaul]

Car Builder Solutions do some stuff that they call Wonderseal that can be applied with a brush. It's quite easy to work with and fairly cheap.

[738 driver]

Thats the stuff, you can buy in a six-tin box from Tetrosyl, Bury, Lancs but Im sure your local distributor will do a good deal on bulk purchase! If you do decide to go that route make sure you give it a good shake before opening.
The same manufacturer does the other stuff too!
Good luck.

[pilbeam_mp62]

738 driver said:

Thats the stuff, you can buy in a six-tin box from Tetrosyl, Bury, Lancs but Im sure your local distributor will do a good deal on bulk purchase! If you do decide to go that route make sure you give it a good shake before opening.
The same manufacturer does the other stuff too!
Good luck.

Thank you very much Dave
Best Regards