What's the black spray on stuff people are using instead of stainless stone guards.

[Ruadhd2]

You know to protect the rear fenders? My stone guards have gone missing after buying the car freshly painted. Thinking of the black spray stuff instead of stainless steel because of the black contrast on a yellow car.

[pi7ot]

Probably spray on bed liner, Rhino, or something out of the Eastwood catalog.

 

I'm planning on using some of this stuff on the nose cone a la Caterham and some on the rear wings.

 

 

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[scannon]

I used Rhinoliner on the stainless stone guards and on the underside of all four wings.

[slomove]

I used a 1/16" self-adhesive EPDM rubber sheet (McMaster #8610K2).

Protects very well, inexpensive, weather resistant, can be easily cut to size and replaced.

 

When treated with a little ArmorAll, is becomes a deep shiny black.

Edited October 18, 2010 by slomove

[Ruadhd2]

Thanks

[jwduncan]

I recently tried some Dupli-Color Truck Bed Coating which comes in 16.5oz spray cans. So far, it has worked great and it's as easy to apply as spray paint.

[WestTexasS2K]

I have had great success with Rhino liner. It can be color matched to the car if you don't want black.

[Ian7]

I used cheapo spray-on rustproofing undercoat on the inside surfaces of all fenders. Helps stop rock chips and stars, without adding too much weight, but more significantly, leaves the fenders free to flex a little. (Helps that my fenders are black).

So far so good.....