Does a Car Chassis Need to Be Painted?
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Painting the car chassis is necessary as it provides protection for the vehicle. The process of painting the car chassis, also known as chassis armor, involves applying a high-tech adhesive rubber asphalt coating. This coating is non-toxic, offers high coverage, and excellent adhesion, making it suitable for spraying on exposed areas such as the vehicle chassis, wheel hubs, fuel tank, lower panels, and trunk. The functions of chassis armor include: 1. Corrosion prevention: It protects the metal parts of the chassis from moisture, acid rain, and salt, preventing rust and corrosion. 2. Stone chip protection: It shields the vehicle from impacts caused by flying stones and gravel during driving, preserving the paint film. 3. Vibration damping: Since the engine and wheels are fixed to the car floor, they can resonate with the floor at certain frequencies. The bottom protection helps eliminate this resonance.