Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Using Line X instead of undercoating

Hey Ed,

Line X claims to have a lifetime warranty.

Both my open car trailer and utility trailer have been done in the past. Both live outdoors.
The only problem was I extended the utility trailer 2 ft. The new metal was very oily. Line X didn't clean it well and needs to be redone. Well see soon on their warranty.

I can tell you this. It won't be cheap. I was thinking of doing my 78 Ramcharger floor from the firewall to the back including the tailgate. I got 2 quotes. 1 @ 800.00 and 1 @ 500.00. I don't understand 300.00 difference but I know which one I will go to if I do it lol
Olly

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From: Ed Veneck <edveneck@xxxxxxxxx>

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Date: Sat, 1 Oct 2011 06:10:40 -0700 (PDT)

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Subject: [BaadAssGremlins] Using Line X instead of undercoating

The underside of my Gremlin has been Media blasted and now has a coat of expoy primer on it. I'm thinking about having it coated with Line X instead of undercoating or a black expoy paint. I see that they can color match the coating. I have never had a truck with this so I don't know if it lives up to it's claims. The body is on a rotisserie, so getting to it is no big deal. I hate the idea of doing all the work of cleaning up the bottom, only to cover it with undercoating.

So what do you guys thing, does Line X live up to all that it claims.

Ed

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