Sexy_Squid89 t1_iyacb71 wrote
Reply to comment by HeySquirrelFriends in TIL the best time to get your vehicle undercoated is actually in the spring/early summer. The salt from wintery roads is not as much of a culprit as damp and humid days are. by HeySquirrelFriends
I grew up in a small city in the Central Valley of California. There was a lot of agriculture around me, so I can see if they did that, but I did not lol
Gemmabeta t1_iyacx1b wrote
Undercoating is practically a must if you are living in a snowy country that uses roadsalt in winter.
WesternOne9990 t1_iyanfhz wrote
Live in Minnesota and we’ve never done it to our cars but we should
Sexy_Squid89 t1_iyay8t2 wrote
Ah, well that explains it. No snow whatsoever in the central valley lol
RespawnerSE t1_iybrdcc wrote
In nothern europe, undercoating has a 50’s sound to it.
HeySquirrelFriends OP t1_iyad8cf wrote
I'm in Canada, we get Michigan type weather here.
Sexy_Squid89 t1_iyayc4l wrote
You mean Michigan gets Canadian type weather... ;)
LipTrev t1_iybuppw wrote
> I grew up in a small city in the Central Valley of California.
People specifically buy cars from the Central Valley due to them being usually rust free even when they are 20-30 years old. With no undercoating needed other than the usually soundproofing coating.
The coastal regions get salt air.
Sexy_Squid89 t1_iyegc0t wrote
Huh, I never thought about that. Interesting.
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