Transtar 4313 Tex Coat Chip Guard, Black, 16 Ounce Aerosol

Transtar 4313 Tex Coat Chip Guard, Black, 16 Ounce Aerosol

• This flexible protective coating creates textured chip-guard coverage on rocker panels, valances, and similar lower-body areas. The aerosol format is ready to use and applies without separate spray equipment.
• Features:
  • Texture can be varied to match OEM textures on rocker panels and valances.
  • Ready-to-use coating applied in 1 to 3 light even coats.
  • Film build is about 3.0 mils per coat, with total film build not to exceed 8 to 10 mils.
  • Flash time is 10 to 15 minutes between coats.
  • Final application flashes 30 to 60 minutes at 75 F before topcoating.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Transtar
  • Part Number: 4313
  • Product Type: Tex Coat chip guard
  • Color: Black
  • Container Size: 16 ounces
  • Packaging Type: Aerosol
  • Mix Ratio: Ready to use
  • Application: Rocker panels, valances, and textured chip-guard areas
  • Suitable Substrates: Bare steel, bare galvanized steel, bare aluminum, OEM E-coat, raw plastic, primed plastic, primers, body filler, and non-reversible OEM finish or old paint work
  • Flash Time: 10 to 15 minutes between coats
  • Topcoat Time: 30 to 60 minutes after final application at 75 F
  • Film Build: About 3.0 mils per coat; total film build should not exceed 8 to 10 mils
• The Tex Coat Chip Guard can also be referred to as black chip guard, aerosol chip guard, textured rocker panel coating, automotive stone guard coating, and paintable chip guard coating.

Transtar Autobody Technologies develops, produces, and markets automotive aftermarket products for body shop repair and refinishing. Its product range includes refinish systems, plastic repair materials, adhesives, sealants, specialty coatings, compounds, glazes, clearcoats, primers, topcoats, additives, and accessories.

Q: Where is this chip guard typically used?
A: It is used on rocker panels, valances, and similar textured chip-guard areas.

Q: Is Transtar 4313 ready to use?
A: Yes. Transtar 4313 is ready to use.

Q: How long should it flash before topcoating?
A: The final application should flash 30 to 60 minutes at 75 F before topcoating.

Q: What substrates are suitable for this product?
A: Suitable substrates include bare steel, bare galvanized steel, bare aluminum, OEM E-coat, raw plastic, primed plastic, primers, body filler, and non-reversible OEM finish or old paint work.