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Better guard against chips

29th November 1986, Page 119
29th November 1986
Page 119
Page 119, 29th November 1986 — Better guard against chips
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• The Body Gard stone chip resistant coatings from 311 Automotive Trades have been reformulated to allow a wider spray pattern from the aerosol dispenser. This means that a larger area is covered by a thinner coat, so that the operator will not "load-on" the product too quickly.

These thinner coats ensure solvent evaporation and overcome the potentially serious problem of entrapment and subsequent solvent boil when used in a low-bake situation, says 3M.

Body Gard is available in grey and black and both flat and textured finishes can be achieved. Quck drying, the rubber-based coating is designed for application to sills and valances and, in addition to the 474m1 aerosol, a compatable coating is available in onelitre cans for application with a normal Schutz gun.

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Berkshire RG12 1JM