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    Jack point/undercarriage coating

    Hi all. So I jacked the car to check on the passenger front wheel today and I think I scratched off some undercoating at the jack point.
    I used the jack point behind the control arms. You can see on this photo.


    Here is what it looks like now. Does anyone know if I should find something to spray on? Thanks



    #2
    I took a piece. It feels like rubber. Can I get this stuff somewhere?
    Thanks

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      #3
      It's just rubberized spray coating. You can get it at literally ANY autoparts store... even hardware stores sell a spray product by rustoleum, it's not for automotive specific use, but it's the same stuff.


      --Mike
      (OO=[][]=OO) For Life

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        #4
        It's called undercoating. Usually tar based, comes in a big spray can.

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          #5
          Yeah it's undercoating. I suggest jacking on the front subframe. And placing the jack stands on the frame rail with a piecr of silicone in between the Jack's and body

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            #6
            Yea should have found something to put in between. Thanks

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              #7
              Originally posted by shoppingshzhang View Post
              Yea should have found something to put in between. Thanks
              Next time you go to the junk yard toss a brake pedal rubber cover in your pocket :) ;)


              --Mike
              (OO=[][]=OO) For Life

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                #8
                Lesson learned. Thanks guys

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