Item # 10025 The Original Chassis Black Satin Finish BRAND: Eastwood

Eastwood Original Chassis Black Satin Finish

Original long-lasting formula resists chips, corrosion, temps to 300°F

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Eastwood Chassis Black Satin Aerosol 14 oz	Out Of Stock. Due back April 7 $19.99
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Eastwood Chassis Black Satin Quarts	Out Of Stock. Due back March 25 $49.99
Eastwood Original Chassis Black Paint Gal SATIN	Out Of Stock. Due back April 3 $149.99

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Original long-lasting formula resists chips, corrosion, temps to 300°F

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Eastwood Original Chassis Black Satin Finish

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Product Overview:

Description

Chassis Black Satin is the perfect chassis paint at the perfect price for any undercarriage component.

Resists corrosion, chips and scratches
Chassis Black also resists brake fluid, fuel and solvents
UV-resistant
Undercoating matches OEM finish
25%-35% Gloss Level
Apply multiple coats without lifting

Not glossy, not dull, just right! Authentic 25-35% gloss undercoating looks great on suspension parts and frame. Tough, long-lasting auto chassis paint resists chips, corrosion and temperatures up to 300°F, so it's perfect for the value-conscious enthusiast who wants a factory-fresh look from one of the best chassis paints, while staying within a budget.

Note: This paint can not be applied over top of self-etching primers.

"This paint is great. I've used it in restoring my 1970 Chevelle and the paint is everything it is claimed to be and more." — Barstow, CA

Covers fast, with up to 4X the coverage of similar size aerosols; cover an entire chassis with just 3-5 cans! (Also available in quart or gallon cans.) Applies smoothly over bare metal, Eastwood Rust Encapsulator, or Eastwood Chassis Black Primer. (Not for use over self-etching primers.) 30-day Eastwood warranty. Made in the USA.

In the Box

10025Z is the 14-oz. aerosol can with high-solids content that provides about 8 sq. ft. of coverage.
10043ZP is the 1-quart can with 40-sq.-ft. coverage.
10425ZP is the 1-gallon can that offers 160-sq.-ft. coverage.
Aerosol and quart also available in 12-packs.

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Safety Information

Always wear eye, skin and respiratory protection when painting. Follow label directions and consult MSDS for specific warnings.

Application Tips

Chassis Black auto chassis paint is a durable, high solids paint that can be applied to bare metal/primed surfaces. Chassis Black works great over bare metal, Chassis Black Primer, or Eastwood Rust Encapsulator. Allow 15-20 minutes between coats. Recoating after 12 hours will preserve the same gloss level. After application, the object should dry overnight before use. For best results, use when can is between 70°F to 90°F, 50% or less humidity. DO NOT topcoat Chassis Black with Chassis Black more than 45 minutes after last coat as lifting may occur. DO NOT use Chassis Black over single-stage Self-Etching Primer.

Reviews

Questions & Answers

Does this come with everything as in the paint and catalyst?

Asked by: Timbo

This product does not have a catalyst.

Answered by: ZachC

Date published: 2021-10-04

How many quarts would it take to do the sub-frame on a first gen Firebird?

Asked by: Brian Minson

Typically about 2 quarts on average.

Answered by: Kelly H

Date published: 2021-10-01

What is the proper primer to use on bare metal parts before spraying with your Satin Black paint.

Asked by: D Lagle

The best bare metal primer for use with this paint or the Extreme version would be the Extreme Chassis Black primer found here: https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-extreme-chassis-black-primer-set.html

Answered by: Kelly H

Date published: 2021-09-27

RE: Quart or Gallon sizes. What is the recommended reduction and what type of reducer is necessary to spray this through an automotive spray gun?

Asked by: mel5

Reducing this product is not required to spray. If you wish to reduce this we recommend using Acetone no more than around 20% max.

Answered by: Kelly H

Date published: 2022-08-12

What options do I have for painting suspension springs besides powder coating?

Asked by: Michael

Powder coating would be the most durable option. However, you can also use any of our Chassis Black paints for this application- especially our 2k Ceramic Chassis black would work great.

Answered by: Kelly H

Date published: 2021-08-13

Can it be used for a wood truck bed?

Asked by: Kens 1956

This can be used on wood. You will want a primer to be applied first.

Answered by: Kelly H

Date published: 2021-07-25

The product description says not to use it where humidity is greater that 50%. The car is in Oklahoma and we are always way over 50% humidity is there a way to get this product sprayed on properly with high humidity?

Asked by: aviator2007

At that point we recommend painting in a temperature-controlled environment such as a garage or waiting for a day close to 50% humidity. Anything over the 50% will cause curing issues.

Answered by: SeanW

Date published: 2021-06-08

your sds page is not working I need to know the flash point of this product using a wagner power painter need to know if it is compatible please advise

Asked by: danny

AS listed on the MSDS form the Chassis Black Satin Coating 10025Z flash point, liquid >-17.0 degrees C (1.4 degree F) flash point, propellant -104.4 degrees C (-156.0degrees F) Autoignition temperature liquid 230.0 degrees C (446.0 degrees F) The Eastwood web site is operational at this time. You will need to contact Wagner for information pertaining to compatibility with their sprayer as Eastwood does not have the necessary data to make that determination.

Answered by: vince

Date published: 2021-05-23