It’s that time of year again! As winter settles in across Colorado , road crews treat highways, mountain passes, and city streets with salt and de-icing materials to keep drivers safe. While this makes winter driving more manageable, it also creates a hidden problem for your vehicle. Road salt doesn’t stop working once the snow melts or the roads dry. It sticks to your car, creeps into hard-to-see areas, and begins breaking down metal and protective finishes—often without you

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