KBS Coatings Chassis Paint BlackTop Gloss Black Aerosol

Give your chassis, coil springs, or lightweight panels a permanent topcoat with UV protective properties. In an aerosol can, BlackTop Chassis Paint (8101) coverage is 38 sq. ft. It's available from KBS Coatings in a gloss black hue with an 85-95 percent shine. 

Features and Benefits: 
- Single Component Formula
- Permanent, Moisture-Cured, UV-Stable Coating 
- No Chalking or Fading
- Rock Solid Permanent Topcoat
- Flexible Coating That Expands and Contracts
- High-Temp Resistance: 500F for Non-Aerosol; 300F for Aerosol
- Non-Porous Coating
- Superior Flow and Leveling
- Available in a Convenient Aerosol Can
- Apply by Brush or Sprayer
- Ideal for Prolonged Sun Exposure 
- BlackTop Coverage (Aerosol): 38 sq. ft.
- Gloss Levels: Gloss (85-95%), OEM Satin (55-65%), Flat Black (15-20%)

Dulling and fading are a thing of the past with BlackTop, a high-performance protective coating. Used alone, it's a resilient 1K, UV stable coating that will form a rock hard permanent topcoat. Used on surfaces previously sealed with RustSeal or another paint/primer application, it's the perfect combination of rust and ultraviolet protection. 

Just like RustSeal, BlackTop's rock-solid yet flexible coating is suitable for your chassis, coil springs, and lightweight panels. It's incredibly heat-resistant, meaning it can also be applied to nearly all automotive applications with the exception of exhaust systems. 

Tech TIps:
- BlackTop may be used alone as a resilient coating but it will not offer the ultimate rust protection unless it is used in combination with RustSeal. For the best stop rust and ultraviolet protection, first apply RustSeal to permanently seal the surface and then topcoat with BlackTop for an incredibly tough and professional-looking finish. 
- If you are unsure of what sheen of BlackTop you want, please request an actual color sample HERE.

Please Note: Theoretical coverage at one mil (25 µm) is 400 sq.ft. per gallon/9.8 m² per liter. Material losses during mixing and application will vary and must be taken into consideration. Expect up to 50% less coverage on bare wood, rough or sandblasted surfaces.