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  • Trunk undercoating

    I am up to restoring the trunk area on my 1940 commander. It appears to have some kind of undercoating material sprayed on. It is brown and feels sort of felt like. what is it? Is there a modern equivalent that will give the same effect?

    28 dictator
    40 commander

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    Sounds like you are describing the lost art of 'flocking'. As far as I know it is original to a 1940 Studebaker. It was spayed or blown on, usually in two steps. Adhesive first, then the rayon material flock.
    It was also big as an aftermarket item in the 'reconditioning' business. What we call 'detailing' today.

    Dwain G.
    Restorations by Skip Towne

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      Check out this site:

      flock, fiber, flocking, DonJer, Suede-Tex, Soft Flock, Flock It, adhesive, applicator, decoys, craft, projects, dashboard


      Flocking supplies and how-to!

      Clark in San Diego | '63 Standard (F2) "Barney" | http://studeblogger.blogspot.com

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