Is it necessary to repair scratched underbody paint?
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It is necessary to repair scratched underbody paint. In such cases, repainting is required; otherwise, the aging speed of the underbody will significantly increase. Underbody paint (underbody armor) is a non-toxic, adhesive rubber coating that forms a strong, elastic protective layer after spraying and drying. The following are the functions of underbody armor: it provides protection against collisions, rust, and the impact of flying stones and gravel, and it will not flow or sag even at temperatures exceeding 148°C. It also resists the baking heat of summer surfaces, the invasion of acid rain, and prevents road gravel from damaging the original rust-proof paint and galvanized layer on the underbody.