Undercoating inside of quarters yes/no

[anlauto]

Thank you all, that was the definitive answer I was looking for... I'll give resto rick a call.

Someone mentioned doors, did they apply in doors also?

Looking at my other cuda, the pattern looks close to picture.   I don't think it goes into trunk extension area?

NO NO NO....it' goes on the inside !!!

[71GranCoupe]

Thank you all, that was the definitive answer I was looking for... I'll give resto rick a call.

Someone mentioned doors, did they apply in doors also?

Looking at my other cuda, the pattern looks close to picture.   I don't think it goes into trunk extension area?

NO NO NO....it' goes on the inside !!!

You beat me to it, that is the first thing I thought when I seen the picture.

[headejm]

Applied "haphazardly" at best. Factory worker held up cardboard cutouts to mask certain areas. All cars (that I have seen) received this.

[Rdchallenger]

These are how I did mine before mounting the new quarters.

[Jocigar]

Thanks for the images, restorick was nice enough to send me pictures this evening as well.   

From what I see on my torn down vert, they shot down the front leg of the quarter as well.   

[mk]

Would the factory have applied it before the quarters were installed ?

[anlauto]

YES

[Jocigar]

One more please... does 1 gallon of RR product stretch to do 1 car?  wheel wells and sound deadening areas?

[headejm]

One gallon would be more than enough for wheel wells and sound deadening areas inside the quarters. You want to put it on heavy, maybe two coats.

One gallon is not enough to do the complete undercar sound deadening like the factory did it. I'd say two gallons to do a complete car.

[MoparCarGuy]

Good article on factory-correct undercoating. Resto Rick was a source for the Comeback Cuda's restoration.
https://moparconnectionmagazine.com/the-coating-down-under-applying-factory-undercoating-on-comeback-cuda/