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Corrosion Resistance of Trim Materials
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As the design of automobiles changed over the past seventy years, manufacturers have increased the usage of decorative trim to further enhance the beauty of styling concepts. As new trim materials were introduced and parts became more complicated in design, producers have continued their efforts to produce decorative trim parts which remain attractive during the service life of the automobile. The service performance of trim materials in several geographic locations, the use of accelerated tests to predict service performance, recent developments in improving the durability of plated parts, and requirements for producing quality exterior decorative trim are reviewed in this paper.
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Kahler, H. and Harvie, R., "Corrosion Resistance of Trim Materials," SAE Technical Paper 630110, 1963, https://doi.org/10.4271/630110.Also In
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