I got most of the thick parts off with the paint scraper. After there was a really thin layer I used the sea foam and a rag and it took it right off. Wiped it dry then used the rust reformer. After it dried I did the final truck bed coat.
Time consuming is an understatement. Take your time and do it right the first time, don't want to have to do it again. Good luck!
A rust reformer to stop the oxidation. It turns the rust into a paintable surface.
Just need to paint the axle now. And you can get plastic liners for the rear wheel well.
Wheel wells in the bed need something. Not sure what I'm going to do there yet. Maybe the same thing idk. I hate taking my wheels off more than I have to.
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Axle is done as well. If I remember I will take a picture. Give a second I have to run out to the garage anyway. Have my exhaust tip soaking in diesel, need to check on it.
Do the liners cover up into the wheel tubs? Or just the lower part and cover up the bed sides? Here is the axle.
The rubber undercoating I can bluntly say is F***ing s**t!!! Prep or no prep. That's why I have been using the truck bed coating all these years. It's textured.
Awesome thank you!!! Those are now next on my list.
