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I feel for you guys that have to drive in that stuff. There is a plant down here that makes all that stuff and ships it up north, i have worked in that place and it rots everything. Go from brand new hot dip galvanize metal to rotten metal in just a few years. Their maintenance costs must be thru the roof cuz they have to constantly fix rotten stuff. I can only imagine what it does to your vehicles.
I live in lower Michigan the roads are white here, not with snow but salt. I wish they would do it like they do in northern Mi they use a sand/salt mix, still makes your truck look bad but at least there using less salt!!
I wash my truck every single day it gets driven here. Underneath and all, use lots of wax too. They overdue it so bad here. They love wasting our tax $$$.
yeap...i wash or rinse everyday here too. Wash and rinse my $6,000 plow off after every storm also. I need to treat the driveway with salt but at least my truck/plow are happy.
They use a lot of sand up here, and I really wish they wouldn't. They can't get away with not using salt at all, so there's always a mix of both nearly everywhere we go.
So the underside of my truck gets sandblasted, and then salted. NOT cool.
Something else to think about is how salt generally won't scratch your paint...sand will.
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