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Does the Haval Big Dog Need Underbody Coating?

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Grace

07/30/25 6:59am

Frequently driving in rainy and humid regions, often traveling on rural mountain roads, unpaved muddy roads, etc., requires underbody coating. The role of underbody coating: It has rust-proof and anti-corrosion effects. The protective layer formed by spraying underbody coating on the vehicle's underbody can effectively isolate rainwater, snow, and various corrosive substances from the road surface, thereby achieving rust-proof and anti-corrosion effects. However, generally, when the vehicle leaves the factory, the manufacturer also applies rust-proof and anti-corrosion treatments. Underbody coating can only be said to further strengthen the existing protection. The role of the car underbody: To receive the power from the engine, enabling the car to move and ensuring it operates normally according to the driver's control. Additionally, the most direct effect of underbody coating is to provide anti-corrosion protection, and it can also prevent stone impacts, protect against scraping the underbody, provide thermal insulation, and reduce noise, among other benefits.

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