Just wait until July/August when they add some heat to that moisture. Walk to the mail box and come back in soaked. !!!Thanks for the heads up. Stored in a garage or more out in the open? I've been spoiled living in the desert, but much more moisture in the air here in MS.
….It's different, but living in 110F to 116F all summer in So. UT was just as bad in a different way. Hit 100F in April and it lasted all the way to Sept....
Saturday morning I took the trim strips off my '13 S10's white fuel tank and there was a smattering of orange rust stains at the low points of the tank's seams that luckily were just on the surface. Cleaned it off with some hot water on a microfiber, cleaned out the inside of the trim strips, threw some wax on the tank seam popped the trim back on and called it a successful mission with no bad surprises.There goes another quick recon project for me to do next weekend.
Under mine it looks kinda ruff too. Not rusting yet. The paint job it pitiful underneath.I'm gonna keep mine acfed too. I got several utility trailers. They look shiney till you look under them. Solid rust.my 2013 gen 1 had a new tank under warranty when only 18 months old lifted the white tank at service interval it was brown all over underneath.
took pictures yamaha ok,d it new tank on covered the new one with acf50 underneath