What are the precautions for spraying chassis armor?
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Spraying chassis armor precautions are: Cleaning of designated areas: Before construction, the chassis and fenders and other construction areas must be cleaned thoroughly, and try to find a regular merchant to remove the four tires; Take protective measures: The exhaust pipe and wheels must be well protected, and do not wash the car within three days after installation. Introduction to chassis armor: The scientific name of automobile chassis armor is automobile chassis anti-collision, anti-rust and sound insulation ("UNDERCOATING" primer), a high-tech adhesive rubber asphalt coating. It is non-toxic, has high coverage rate and high adhesion, and can be sprayed on exposed parts such as the vehicle chassis, wheel hubs, fuel tank, lower fenders, and trunk. After rapid drying, it forms a strong elastic protective layer. The role of chassis armor: It can prevent the impact of flying stones and gravel, avoid the erosion of moisture, acid rain, and salt on the metal of the vehicle chassis, prevent the chassis from rusting and corroding, and protect the driving safety of the car owner.