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> Rear fender-trunk panel, Cavity wax?
Dion
post Jun 14 2022, 03:41 PM
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What do you guys think about cavity wax in the area where the hardened foam/urethane was?


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post Jun 21 2022, 05:47 PM
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I'm a huge fan of 3M Cavity Wax Plus and use it in all internal cavities on top of epoxy and Eastwood Internal Frame coating. I don't know how well it will work in those rear quarters but I see no harm in adding it after any other protection you apply. Mine are epoxy primered and topped with bed liner. I don't remember whether I shot cavity wax in there but pretty sure I did. What would be the down side?

I'm actually not as critical about the factory foam as most. Sure, it fails, traps moisture, and promotes rust after 30-50 years but how long would those areas last without the treatment? Without knowing that, I can't judge whether the factory treatment was good or bad.
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