Discussion
Which process protects a steel body shell against corrosion?
Answer: C
Modern shells use galvanised steel, are dipped and electrocoated so that the primer reaches every cavity, and are then sealed and wax injected. The multilayer system is why bodies now last far longer than those of the nineteen seventies. Galvanising a completed shell is impractical because of the temperature involved and the difficulty of draining.
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