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LEARNLETS Should I have my car rustproofed? Not if it's a new vehicle (built since 1992). Most newer cars and trucks are made with electroplated galvanized steel in rust-prone areas. This means that if scratched, the steel "heals" itself with a built-in zinc plating. Not only is rustproofing such a vehicle unnecessary, the drilling and spraying that are a part of the process can void the protective warranty offered by most car dealers. MORE LEARNLETS Replace Windshield Washer Fluid Clean Car Grease from Hands Clean Bird Droppings from Your Car Check Brake Fluid    More learnlets...  Click here to email this page to a friend

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