Rustoleum Rubberized Undercoating Not Drying

Rust oleum professional undercoating is ready to use.

Rustoleum rubberized undercoating not drying.

For best appearance apply using a high quality synthetic paint brush or synthetic roller. Rust oleum professional undercoating is an easy to use black rubberized protective coating. Ok i got my new sliders and wiped them down primed them with one coat of rust oleum primer then three coats of rust oleum undercoating spray and it looks great but it has not completely dried. Easy to use black rubberized coating provides corrosion protection for undercarriages wheel wells and quarter panels.

I can t figure out what is causing it to not dry in some areas but in those areas it is sticky and tar like as opposed to being like a rubber coating as in the dry areas. Do not thin or tint. Do not use near open flame. I had some automotive undercoating in an aerosol can made by duplicolor which seems to dry thouroughly about 80 of the time.

It is still tacky and when i pick them up my hands pull a little of the paint off turning them slightly black. Mix thoroughly to ensure that any settled pigment has been re dispersed. Allow more time at cooler temperatures. It provides corrosion protection from water salt and other chemicals.

010617 1 description anduse s. It provides corrosion protection from water salt and other chemicals. The undercoating dries to a soft rubbery finish that helps reduce road noise and protects against moisture rust and road debris. It helps deaden sound and provides a barrier from rust on cars.