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Clear spray-on stoneguard?

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Simon TR4a

Simon TR4a

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This prompted, in part, by the last question...
I am restoring my TR4a and will be sand blasting the tub. After painting I would like to protect the bottom of the floors and inside wheel wells from stones and rust, but NOT by using black tar underseal.
Anyone know of a clear, plastic product in aerosol form?
Thanks, Simon.
 
Sorry I missed your post Simon.Yes there is a Plastic coating that can be used as you suggested,whether it is

clear or not I am not sure. Body shops use a similar product then paint it to match the car.The Rattle can stuff is usually sold in most of the discount auto stores- However, I have no experience with it---Cheers---Keoke
 
Thanks, Keoke, I have found a new product made here in Canada by Dominion Sure Seal, and will be using that when I paint the car.
I wanted to paint the metal, then put this stuff on top to protect the paint. I want the area under the wheel wells body colour, not black!
Simon.
 
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