Here is an idea: Would it be possible to cover your springs in a heat shrink material with out sacraficing performance or risking damage? I was looking in to electrical heat shrinking for extreme outdoor use and though that it might work on the springs. Up here in Minnesota they get rushed in like 5 seconds and I was wondering if that might keep them looking puuurty longer...

heat shrink bends dont it, i dont see why not... as long as it actually seals. Otherwise u get water in there wont it rust?


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98' Pontiac Sunfire SE

Yeah. I'm not sure if the stuff will seal to metal or not... Either that or I was thinking that engine enamal that is used for painting engines. That would prolly hold up don't you think?

i dont know, ive never understood how it would be able to flex, paint that is....


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98' Pontiac Sunfire SE

Well, from my understand of the engine enamle stuff, it is more like a rubber spray coating than paint almost. So, I was hoping it would flex more. But then again, this description is coming from one of the autozone DipSh*Ts...