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Originally Posted by MAST4R
Use Mavcoat. And buy it from 4Weheel Parts because everywhere else it is twice as expensive. At 4WP is just 10/can and no shipping. Vs 20/can and 10 shipping most places!
Mavcoat claims to be safe for all other parts and components.
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Isn't Mavcoat a drying wax based treatment too? That seems to be the only thing that I've used, and heard from others too, that works the most reliably without using wet-types like oil-based.
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Originally Posted by MAST4R
I have seen so many pictures of re-buildable coilovers from other areas looking like junk yard finds.
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Mine looked top notch for two years, their coating just simply wore off and wore off quick (even after their suggestions of waxing them). I was looking to just purchase new tubes to the tune of $350 for the pair, we'll see how well the clean up first.
I am curious about coil-over covers, I have seen a few folks use them I am wondering how well they keep CO's protected, particularly in winter weather that killed mine.
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