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Sealing underbody with a primer?
Verna
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Verna, Columbus, IN
2021 T@B 320S Boondock “The T@B”
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horalepancho
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Hello, we are brand new T@G owners, checking under belly and I am wondering about sealing the membrane with a primer. Any thoughts?
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tabasco_jim
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You might consider Fluid film. It sprays on and prevents rust and corrosion from road salts.
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