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E-TECH Chassis Paint - 500ml

Price:

As low as £18.16

Availability:

In stock
SKU: ECHP
Description

E-TECH Chassis Paint has been developed to offer a quick and effictive solution to refurbishing, restoring and protecting the vehicle chassis and exposed underbody areas.

For use on Chassis, Sub- Frames, Engine Mounts, Floor Pans, Axles, Suspension Arms and any metal surface that needs protecting and enhancing.

Available in three colours: Jet Black, Silver Alloy and Gunmetal Grey

Features:

  • Tough, durable, chip resistant enamel coating
  • Produces an original factory look, satin finish
  • Resistant to oil, grease, fuel and everyday driving conditions
  • Can be applied directly to prepared bare metal surfaces, with no priming required
  • Excellent coverage
  • High specification tough enamel coating
  • Quick and easy to apply
  • Can Size: 500ml
  • Colours: Jet Black, Silver Alloy, Gunmetal Grey
  • Tough Enamel Coating
  • Satin finish once dry

PREPERATION

  • For best results ensure the part you are painting and the paint are at room temperature before use (approx 15°C to 25°C) and apply in a warm, dry and dust free area.
  • Use a wire/steel brush to remove loose dirt and rust deposits from the surface to be painted.
  • Then clean area to be painted thoroughly with a degreaser, remove all traces of dirt, grease, oil, road grime etc.
  • Then sand with a medium or fine grade abrasive paper or pad to remove any last trace or rust or debris.
  • Mask off any area that you do not want to be painted.
  • The area to be painted must be completely dry & clean before starting.
  • No primer is needed when applying this paint to bare metal*

APPLICATION

  • Important: Stir the paint thoroughly for a minimum of 2 minutes
  • Apply with a brush in thin, even coats avoiding runs and droplets.
  • LEave to dry for 30 minutes before applying a secong coat.
  • Repeat process until desired effect is achieved.
  • Only use vehicle when the paint is completely dry. Cure time is approx. 1 to 2 hours depending on ambient temperature.

Please note: on some surfaces you may need to apply 2 or 3 coats to achieve the desired finish.

* If you are painting over an alloy surface you will need to use an etch primer before applying this paint.