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As I start receiving my replacement parts for my brakes and suspension refresh, I notice that the parts may have little to no corrosion protection. What are your thoughts on prepping the parts, and what with. For instance, the brakes protection plates are nice and shiny, but that won't be for long after a German winter... Obviously I'm less concerned about cosmetics as I am to make these last as long as they can. Pic for attention
"Wurth" products work well for me... basically they have a whole line of undercar protection..
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got it. They're wurth it. Got some Sonex clear protectant today
Being aluminum you could have them anodized. Painting works too. Generally though, they will last a decade without doing anything to them and in a decade of driving on salted roads you'll have body rust to worry about. Look at the UK based forums to get a taste of what to expect in that regard.
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