Magnet Paint UCP970-01 Chassis Saver Rust Preventative Paint, Satin Black, 1 Gallon

Magnet Paint UCP970-01 Chassis Saver Rust Preventative Paint, Satin Black, 1 Gallon

• Magnet Paint UCP970-01 Chassis Saver is a high-solids, VOC-compliant, single-component protective coating designed to arrest rust and protect chassis and underbody metal surfaces. It bonds to tight rust and forms a hard yet flexible, glaze-type film, usable without primers or topcoats.
• Features:
  • Bonds to tightly adhered rust: permits application with minimal prep (wire brush, scraper) rather than full stripping.
  • Single-component formula no catalyst or hardener needed.
  • High durability against chemicals, oils, salts, and weathering.
  • Glaze-like finish that resists cracking, chipping, flaking, or peeling.
  • VOC-compliant for regulatory and professional use.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Magnet Paint
  • Part Number: UCP970-01
  • Volume: 1 gallon (liquid)
  • Color / Sheen: Satin Black
  • Type: Single-component chassis and underbody coating
  • Surface Compatibility: Intended for metal chassis, frames, undercarriage, and structural components; can be applied over tightly adhered rust or sand-blasted metal; bare aluminum requires a primer before application
  • Quantity: single 1-gallon container
• The Magnet Paint UCP970-01 is also called underbody rust coat, automotive chassis paint, rust preventative glaze, high-solids chassis coating, and rust arresting chassis enamel.

Magnet Paint specializes in corrosion protection coatings. Their Chassis Saver line offers the ability to coat over intact rust and forms a durable protective film for frames, underbodies, and structural metal components.

Q: Can Chassis Saver UCP970-01 be applied directly over rust?
A: Yes, It is formulated to bond to tightly adhered rust after only light preparation (wire brushing or scraping). It does not require a full bare-metal finish.

Q: Do I need primers or topcoats with UCP970-01?
A: No, Chassis Saver is designed to function without primers or topcoats. However, for bare aluminum it is recommended to use a primer first.

Q: What substrates or metals should be avoided?
A: While it bonds well to steel and metal substrates, it is not recommended for bare aluminum without priming, as adhesion may be poor on untreated aluminum surfaces.