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Ideal for trunk and floor pan areas and for superior results on visible body panels
Resists chipping
Soundproofs and insulates
550g aerosol

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

NoRubberized Asphalt Undercoating

Overall Rating

4.8 out of 5

4 Ideal for trunk and floor pan areas and for superior results on visible body panels. Resists chipping. Soundproofs and insulates. 550g aerosol

Overall Rating

4 out of 5

tkmckay

Location: Calgary, AB

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Good product with packaging issues

Date:October 21, 2011

"I finally was able to try this out a few months back to spray the underside of the box on my Ranger. One recommendation I can give is if your using ramps and axle stands like I did make sure you have as much of your skin covered up as possible and have the driveway covered as the two cans I used were the both exact definitions of the term "spray bomb"! The stuff went everywhere, with only about 50% of it making it onto the truck. The nozzles on both cans clogged up a couple of times during the application process. Its just my opinion but a couple cents more spent by the manufacture on a better nozzle would go a long way to simplifying the application process.

However they actual undercoating seems to be holding up very well. I didn't do any special prep work to the underside other than making sure at the coin wash I really sprayed as much as possible the underside of the truck. It looks 10x better than before and I don't hear as much rattling and pinging coming from the back of the truck especially while driving on gravel roads."

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5 out of 5

ben07

Location: Vancouver, BC

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A good do-it-yourself option

Date:October 25, 2008

"I was looking for a good shop that does rubberized undercoating on vehicles when I first got my vehicle. Unfortunately, it was either very hard or very expensive. This served as a good second option and allowed me to keep my truck's underside rustfree. Clean the vehicle's underchassis as best as possible with a pressure washer. Scrub as needed if still dirty and dry thoroughly. Afterwards, a coating should keep rust and road salt damage from occuring during winter and rainy season. It also adds a layer of sound deadening."

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5 out of 5

Rguy

Location: Richmond Hill, ON

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An essential

Date:September 19, 2008

"I purchase this product every year before the winter arrives and spray it under my car especially the 1/4 panels.
No rust on my 8 year old car!"

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

lovestheoutdoors

Location: Shilo, MB

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Easy to use

Date:June 29, 2008

"I used this product on my girlfriends 1997 Caviler. It coated the underside quite nice, very impressed with the product. I bought it on sale and I'm glad I purchased 4 cans because I ended up using all four for the one car. Make sure to lift the car as high as you can, and make sweeping motions so that it won't drip on you. Do not apply on a windy day!"

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How many coats should I use, in the trunk, for soundproofingf?

Anonymous

1 year, 6 months ago

Answer:

atleast 6

Anonymous

9 months ago

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How to remove Rubberized Asphalt Undercoating

Question:

Hi there,

Could you tell me how to remove Rubberized Asphalt Undercoating from clear coat. it has some dropped on my car.

Thanks

Flyer

1 year, 7 months ago

Answer:

Use engine cleaner or better yet gasoline. It comes right off and won't damage the clear coat (I wipe with soap and water after).

Anonymous

5 months, 2 weeks ago

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Is this the best product to apply on the interior floor area of a vehicle

Anonymous

2 years, 5 months ago

Answer:

use rocker guard instead. It will dry to the touch. Asphalt Undercoating remains tacky to the touch, this allows it to fill in holes caused when a stone hits the underside of your car.