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From: Saint Charles, MO (outside STL)

Originally Posted by Melissa
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
I thought about my own car and where it'* issues are.
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Im sure its "dealt" with, but I just like the tri-color white. Plus the fact Im moving south, that most of the paint up here is geared for harsh salt filled winter and I dunno how that would handle under "sea-spray" or exposure to salt spray from the ocean or extreme heat temperatures.
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From: dekalb illinois

mine is mostly because of yes SALT and it is also cause of my car being so low (i think it is cause of weak coil springs) but the hood is right inline with that damn salt sprayer
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mine is mostly because of yes SALT and it is also cause of my car being so low (i think it is cause of weak coil springs) but the hood is right inline with that damn salt sprayer
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From: dekalb illinois

well i am glad you noticed a typo that i made and uh no it is mostly from semis that i have to follow to work every day and i dont think it matters but thats what i do for a living (drive semis)
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
My suggestion would be to distance yourself further back. Let the stuff hit the road instead of your car.
i brake harder when i hear rocks/salt hitting my car than if the road was covered with 100 deer





