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No. Not if you’re using a car normally. Water and salt will both cause corrosion and the longer salty water is in contact with the underbody of the car the fast
by barry-cotter 7y ago
No. Not if you’re using a car normally. Water and salt will both cause corrosion and the longer salty water is in contact with the underbody of the car the faster corrosion will work. Even if you washed the underside of your car every evening after returning from work there would still be the corrosion from the eight or so hours since you left for work in the morning and that would accumulate.