Wheel arch protection - rubberised products

[MartBlak]

Thanks Chris.....I think I will go with this stuff as it is very similar to what I believe was on previously for the past 20 years.

[Chris]

Like this?
https://www.wickes.co.uk/Isoflex-Professional-High-Performance-Liquid-Rubber---2-1L/p/137241

That's it ,
I've also seen it on amason.
As mentioned, this is what I used and have no reactions with the G R P.
It is also ment to be good for twenty years.
Chris.

[KevinW]

The other part of the name Isoflex and a primer was also used.
From memory all of this was quite pungent and was done outside.

Like this?
https://www.wickes.co.uk/Isoflex-Professional-High-Performance-Liquid-Rubber---2-1L/p/137241

[Chris]

The other part of the name Isoflex and a primer was also used.
From memory all of this was quite pungent and was done outside.

[Chris]

On my SR built I used a roof rubber protection that came in the form of one Litre tins.
All you needed was a brush to hand paint it on, I used this in all of my boot interior as well,
it still is as good as the day it was done and it hasn't hardened or cracked .
I think it was called something like Rubberoid, it would be my first choice if by miracle it was
still available as was over twenty five years ago !
I will check to see if I can find the exact name of maker, I did have an unopened tin that had set
so it was deemed useless and was discarded .
Chris.

[MartBlak]

Thanks Jules. I will have a good look at that stuff as I had never heard of it before. From an initial review it seems it is primarily used as a lining/surface for the decks of trucks? How long have you had it on for? Is it a thin, surface application?
Martin

[Julesdm]

Upol Raptor Bed Liner is awesome, highly recommended.
PS it is a durable, tough, hard, spray applied product. Not rubber but is suitable for the job.

[MartBlak]

I know I need rubberised underbody protection to prevent stone damage but there are so many out there in the market. Can anyone please advise which they have found best to protect under the wheel arches.
Thanks
Martin