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Why a car seems to rust more near the sea ?
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Why a car seems to rust more near the sea ?
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ocean spray, salt helps cause rust along with the damp wetness on the metel exterior
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salt water spray blowing on it each day. This can quickly lead to rust because of all the salt.
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