What is this stuff sprayed on the inside of my rear quarter panels?

[68 2nd go round]

Hello everyone. I'm pounding out a dent adjacent to the wheel well of my unmolested 68 Charger. I would like to replace the coating that has been ruined by the body work. Where can I buy it? Any tips on how to apply it would be appreciated too.

 

[Jerry Hall]

It's basically an undercoating type sound deadner. Spray on bedliner will work well but maybe not match the texture exactly. Others may have used something that replicates the texture better.

 

[Darter6]

Spray on bedliner will work

I agree. .Apply heavy.

 

[eldubb440]

sound deadener....... I found lizard skin closely matches the texture (others have used other stuff)...... you can layer the lines like they did, but you need to wait for it to dry........ you may be able to apply something with a small roller, spraying that stuff gets everywhere, mask accordingly

 

[eldubb440]

actually, if I was going to match the layered "lines" and the factory pattern....... I'd probably build them quickly with a little body filler, then bury them in the texture

and the lizard skin is dark grey, not black..... which is nice

 

[Bighouse]

I’d love to see the gun that sprayed that original schmutz. Must have been a cannon.

 

[R413]

Please stop using bedliner spray on old mopars.

Resto Rick sells a product the looks excellent for this trunk spray.

Restorations by Rick Kreuziger - Product and Component Restoration Detailed Information

 

[Bighouse]

I used a SEM sprayable seam sealer. I did not want to use an asphalt-based product inside the car.

I propped up that cardboard mask a couple inches from the panel to give the texture a faded edge rather than a hard line.

 

[Darter6]

I’d love to see the gun that sprayed that original schmutz. Must have been a cannon.

3M had (has) a product called Body Shultz. And has a sprayer for it. Used it back in the 80's. Just a thought.