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Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs
Q: What is rust?
A: Rust is a type of corrosion that occurs when iron and oxygen react together.
Q: What can cause rust on a car?
A: Rust can form on a car due to road salt and other contaminants, damage to the paint or clear coat, and exposure to the environment and other elements.
Q: How do I treat and prevent rust on my vehicle?
A: To treat rust on your vehicle, you should sand the rust down, apply a rust converter to convert the rust into a protective coating, or apply a rust protector. To prevent rust on your vehicle, you should regularly clean and wax your car, use a rust inhibitor spray, and keep your car in a garage or covered area to minimize exposure to the elements.
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