Re: IML: Floor Pan Coating

[santiam oregon <santiamoregon@xxxxxxxxx>]

it was tar based.  I have cut pieces of floor out before w/ a cutting wheel, grinder or recip. saw.  It doesn't burn too easily/fast anyway. Keep a damp towel nearby to smother it in case it does. 

Kenyon Wills <imperialist1960@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Go to your local auto body paint supply house. They
sell it in aerosol cans or with a special applicator
for compressed air for larger jobs.

The spray cans should be fine for what most here will
be doing.

It's called "undercoating" and works under the car as
well.


-Kenyon


--- JIM LORENZEN wrote:

> Hi all -
> Can anyone tell me what is the composition of the
> coating that was factory applied to the interior
> floor pans of the '60, '61, '62, ? Imperials? I
> think it was also used on the inside of the doors.
> I'm going to be cutting some pieces to repair the
> floor pan of my '62 and wanted to match the coating
> when I was done and also didn't want to be surprised
> with a fire in the donor car when I cut the needed
> sections out of it.
> Thanks in advance -
>
> Jim L. in OR
> '60 Crown 4dr Southampton
> '62 Crown 4dr Southampton



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