undercoating

["kenneth leighton" <kenleighton@xxxxxxx>]

Hi,

When I worked for Quaker State Oil we had a brand of undercoat that we sold to dealers in canister form that had a small gun that attached to the air hose to fill tires.  It was a solvent type and did not dry to the touch.  It always stayed a bit sticky.  I do not know if this is around any more as Quaker State quit marketing it many years ago.  The new car dealers used it all the time.  We also carried it in a 35 gallon drum with a pump that replaced the lid on the drum.  I used to have to rebuild the pumps and the only way to brake this product down was to soak it in solvent. 

 

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From: Stan5907@xxxxxxx

Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2002 2:18 PM

To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Subject: Re: IML: undercoating

 

regarding undercoating has any one ever heard of a type that does not dry that stays a little wet to the touch.  

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