Is Underbody Coating Necessary?
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Underbody coating is necessary. The chassis is a crucial component that supports and mounts the car's engine and various other parts and assemblies, forming the overall shape of the vehicle, bearing the engine's power, and ensuring normal driving. Underbody coating involves spraying a 2 to 4 mm thick layer of elastic sealing material underneath the car's chassis, akin to putting a thick armor on the vehicle's underbody. The functions of underbody coating are: 1. It can effectively protect the chassis from road gravel impacts and prevent minor scraping and friction; 2. It prevents corrosion of the chassis iron plate by acids, alkalis, and salts; 3. It prevents loosening of chassis screws; 4. It reduces noise transmission during driving, enhancing driving tranquility; 5. It blocks heat conduction from the chassis iron plate, keeping the cabin warm in winter and cool in summer.