What Temperature Can a Car Withstand?
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After the paint is cured, it can withstand temperatures around 200 degrees Celsius. Heat-resistant paint, also known as 'high-temperature paint,' refers to paint that can endure temperatures above 200°C (short-term resistance to 300-500°C or higher). It is formulated from heat-resistant resins (such as silicone, polytitanate, aromatic heterocyclic polymers, etc.), heat-resistant pigments (such as mica, iron oxide, graphite, etc.), and various fillers. Below are the characteristics of high-temperature resistant paint: 1. Insulation: The insulation of the new high-temperature resistant paint is reflected in its ability to effectively block heat transfer, continuously maintaining the inherent temperature and energy of the object, achieving applications for heat insulation, thermal insulation, cold insulation, and anti-freezing as needed for construction. 2. Environmental friendliness and harmlessness: The new high-temperature resistant paint has no odor and does not contain or produce harmful VOC components, carcinogenic substances, or other harmful polymers, decomposition products, or by-products. 3. Enhanced adhesion performance: The superior adhesion of the new high-temperature resistant paint is demonstrated by its ability to firmly adhere 100% to the surface of the object, completely bonding with the material. 4. Anti-expansion and contraction properties: The anti-expansion and contraction properties of the new high-temperature resistant paint are shown in its ability to prevent the substrate from expanding and contracting at different temperatures due to cold and heat, with strong tensile strength and elasticity.
