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Does this provide a long-term solution? Alternatively, is it really a short-term solution that will last for around 20,000 miles until the belt starting generator has to be changed once again.

The MB bolts with reference A0009905407 exhibit excellent corrosion resistance and are highly resistant to rust. Additionally, they are easy to maintain and keep clean. MB BOLT They are not suitable for my automobile.

The price of £30 for 20 bolts is inexpensive. However, it is important to note that the label 'Alloy' indicates that the bolts are not made of aluminium. During the last two years, how often have you worn and removed them? I am really curious about the quality of these bolts.

I have attempted the application of Hammerite paint several times. Regrettably, no layer of paint is capable of enduring the force of 100Nm or more exerted by a metal socket. Consequently, the painted surface quickly deteriorates, returning to its original condition. I have made minor adjustments to them (to the best of my ability) while in the vehicle. I have resorted to using plastic cover covers, although I am not really like of them. However, they seem satisfactory. It is important not to misplace the little plastic tool that accompanies them, since it may be rather challenging to remove the caps without it, depending on the design of the wheel. Matching the silver/grey colour with plastic caps may be challenging, although the colour is often sufficiently similar.

Discard the current ones and get replacements, which may also corrode, or alternatively, purchase protective caps for them. The very fact that they need to be tightened to about 100Nm will always create problems in a region where we apply salt to the roads.

I concur that factory tints will not consist of film.