Paint that applies thick and dries rubbery?

konsole

I think essentially what I'm looking for is something similar to the lining that people spray on their truck beds yet has a sort of rubbery feel to it when it dries. Under my car, and I believe most cars now, there is a sort of "undercoating" that is sprayed on to protect the undercarriage of the car from corrosion and rock damage. This coating is basically a very thick paint, maybe even as much as 1/4" in places, and it has a rubbery feel to it, so you can press into the paint and make an indentation fairly easily. The place I need to paint is the metal rail that the car jack wraps around when I lift that corner of the car up. The paint here has this rubbery feel and is applied on very thick.

I have a couple spray cans of acrylic paint that has a rubbery feel to it but its kinda tough getting the paint on thick with spray cans. I'd prefer to buy a regular can of whatever I'm going to buy so I can apply it with a roller and give it an rough texture. Also I'm sure I can find a spray can of some kind of undercoating at a auto store but I'm sure I can find a larger container and cheaper at a home improvement or paint store.

Is there a paint out there that applies very thick and dries with a rubbery feel to it so it is kind of squishy when it dries?

waterman1971

Coal tar epoxy should fit the bill.

jschaben

Sounds like interesting stuff. Here's an informational link
http://www.epoxyproducts.com/coaltar.html

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