Will it stick to the Chevy undercoating now being used?
2073150
I'm not sure, but it sure is good stuff. I used it on a boat trailer that had some undercoating on it and it stuck and looks good.
2176498
It seems to stick to bare metal. (I used it on a surface that was only partially rusty). On the other hand, it doesn't reform rust well.
1396277
It applies in thin layers. We used 5 coatings to get 3/16" but it sticks well. I also found it at my local auto parts store. After going through the trouble of ordering it online and some of it spilling out during shipping. There just wasn't enough packing material.
1871508
Yes, provided you use lug nuts with exterior threads to match the threads in the wheelcover's plastic lugs. Also, the depth of the show tire wheel must be the same as a stock Chevy wheel.
1392058
Does not affect the paint unless it starts to fade or peel off which Chevy in notorious for and that is why i used it...my old Chevy clear coat peeled as most do. It is really a matter of personal preference, as some like it as a protective outer coat when laying down a new paint, and some like it as a way to "deepen the look" or "wet" the look of their new paint. check compatibility and types of paint you are using for sure before starting any paint project. hope this helps. marc
1557395
I am not certain I would do that. It's an epoxy finish and I don't know if would stick to the first coat. May need to ask someone where you can purchase the product.
746426
It will go on but not line up quite the same, one front end is slightly more of a point in the year changes. Your GMC will fit a Chevy grille from the same year range.
357403
Not sure about that but it will fit on dash that has a some what curved surface. I am using it in a 2008 Chevy Colorado and that dash curves down and it holds on the real well.
1986412
I don't think so. Must be a super light weight adhesive. I tried mine twice before getting it on straight with no problem. It doesn't leave any sticky behind.
275291
This product is intended for use with a clear-coat to protect the silver look. I'm not sure about long term adhesion to galvanized surfaces, but if you are going to try, I would use a standard temperature Rust-Oleum product with the appropriate primer.
1593811
should work but be careful not to rub too much as it might affect the actual car finish
1450810
I don't know how long it'll stick. But I've had four of them on the black plastic part of my bumper (which is not smooth and has not worked well with other adhesive products such as reflectors) for about six months now. They have been thru rain, car washes, snow and ice, and they show no sign of coming less yet. I imagine that they would stick even better to the painted, smooth surface of the car.
1528565
Not a hundred percent sure but I believe it will. It is extremely tacky and will stick to almost anything. It acts as both a sealant as well as a glue. Both surfaces need to be clean and dry when applying but once it has set per the instruction not much will phase it.
1093776
If you can get it applied before oil residue is present it will stick and the aluminum sided coating will offer good protection, but if you already have oil present, it will not stick
1467568
Not sure, but doubtful. Mine didn't last two years, though I undercoat (oil) yearly, they rusted to the falling off point in twenty months.....
396232
I'd say so. The tape is very, very sticky, being the same adhesive auto manufacturers use for spoilers and wind deflectors. It has held fast my GMG hood broken air deflector during the brutal winter. Just be sure you position the spoiler where you want it because there are no second chances.
1362759
It will adhere to any metal, so if you can find metal in your car, it should be fine.