Is Car Armor Useful?
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Car armor is useful as it provides better protection for the vehicle's chassis and offers some sound insulation. Car armor, also known as chassis armor, is technically referred to as automotive chassis anti-collision, anti-rust, and sound insulation coating. It is not actual armor but a high-tech adhesive rubber asphalt coating applied to the car's chassis, typically 2mm to 4mm thick. The functions of chassis armor include: 1. Anti-corrosion: It effectively resists corrosion from sewage, oil stains, and other substances on chassis components, extending their lifespan. 2. Anti-friction: Chassis armor can withstand minor undercarriage scrapes and reduce the impact and friction from small stones and debris kicked up during high-speed driving. 3. Noise reduction: Due to the rubber asphalt coating and its thickness, it can partially isolate noise transmitted from the chassis.