Novol 37831 Gravit 600 Antigravel (1L) – Durable Stone Chip Protection in Grey
Protect your vehicle’s lower body panels with Novol Gravit 600, a high-performance stone chip protector (Antigravel) designed to form a strong, elastic protective layer. This 1-litre unit is engineered to shield sills, wheel arches, and chassis components from the abrasive effects of gravel, stones, and road debris.
The Grey finish is an excellent OEM-style match for many factory underbody coatings and provides a neutral base that is easy to cover with almost any topcoat color.
Key Features & Benefits:
- Impact Absorption: Creates a resilient, rubberized barrier that absorbs energy from stone strikes, preventing chips from reaching the metal.
- Anti-Corrosive Seal: Provides an airtight and watertight layer that defends against road salt, moisture, and chemical weathering.
- Sound Dampening: Helps reduce cabin noise by insulating the underbody against road vibrations and mechanical clatter.
- Overpaintable: Compatible with all common automotive paint systems (1K and 2K) once fully dry.
- Adjustable Texture: Depending on the spray pressure and nozzle distance, you can achieve various finishes from a fine grain to a heavy, rugged texture.
- Fast Drying: Optimized for quick shop turnover, allowing for faster handling and overcoating.
Application Mastery
Novol Gravit 600 is designed for application using a standard UBS spray gun at a pressure of 3 to 6 bar.
Steps for a Professional Finish:
- Preparation: Thoroughly clean, dry, and degrease the surface. Remove any loose rust or old, peeling coatings.
- Protection: Mask off any areas that should not be coated (e.g., exhaust, brake components, engine parts).
- Application: Spray in 2 to 3 even layers. Allow a brief flash-off time between coats for maximum build.
- Cleaning: Clean the spray gun immediately after use with a standard nitro thinner.
Pro Tip: For the absolute best corrosion protection, apply an epoxy primer (like Novol 91141) to any bare metal areas before applying Gravit 600. This "system approach" ensures the metal is chemically sealed before the mechanical shield is added.
