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As anyone come across a good underseal to match factory texture I have tried many different types but all just seem to give a thin covering not like the thick rubbery OE coverings used by manyfacturers.

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

Wurth SKS, which is a water-based product, matches the Factory-applied original finish perfectly & readily accepts paint.

You will need a special gun to apply it.
Andy

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Post by 1972_911t »

Spray gun or schults gun?

Steve

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Ok I think im dyslexic when I read Andys post for the first time I was sure he said you apply it with a "spray gun" hence the dumb ass question above.
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Post by davidppp »

Neither, Steve.

Wurth do a special gun..

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Post by 1972_911t »

Right! Where is the best place in Uk to get wurth products? Also is it a good idea to use water based sealants? couldnt this not lead to water being trapped in the seams or dose it require and under coat sealant first?

Thanks Steve
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Post by davidppp »

Hello, Steve.

This should help:
http://www.wurth.co.uk/contact.php

You are right, its a good idea to purt a nice thick coat or two of high-zinc primer under it..

Kind regards
David
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