That's why you want to rust-proof your vehicle. Since rust is a possibility in just about every car, automakers these days are galvanizing steel used in cars in order to lower the risk of rusting.

A new coating using NHC primer and UV-cured polymer protects iron from rust, cutting corrosion by 99.6% in saltwater tests.

Galvanization makes the backing plates rust-proof to their core—without the use of a painted coating that wears or burns away. Simply put: galvanization protects the brake pad from corrosion, ...

Most rust damage occurs in the summer months as a result of damp soil, early morning dew and summer rain showers.

After the purchase of any new car, an opportunity to rust proof arises.Should you do it, or is it just a waste of money?First, it’s important to know what rust is.Rust is an example of corrosion.