Seal Rust With TITE SEAL Aerosol Auto Body Undercoating on 67 Chevelle

Hey, it’s Tony from LearnAutoBodyAndPaint. Today’s topic is all about TITE Seal. Check out video!

I’m working on the ’67 Chevelle Project. I took out the battery tray and as you can see, it’s all rusted out. I already put an undercoating on the other side of it.

As you can see, all of this area has been undercoated before I dropped the motor in. As you can see in the video, I still have to wire brush it and do some undercoating.

Here’s Tite Seal, a product which I’ll use for this tray. I recommend that you use the paintable version of this product because it gets dry, wherein the non-paintable version of this gets tacky and wet.

I picked this product off of eBay and sells around $10-$12 per can. However, this was on promo and I got luck. I bought 4 packs for $20. I already tried it and it’s a good one.

All you need to do is shake and shoot. It’s super easy. Check out the video as I show you a demo using this product.

Directly put it rust and get a wire brush to scrub it. Wipe it down with lacquer thinner and a wet rag and give it a couple coats.

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Tony

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