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What was the factory finish on factory splash shields? I always thought they were galvanized? Any pictures would be appreciated. Thanks

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Dust Shields/Brakes

Galvanized Dust Shields

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Galvanized is correct for original dust shields. Since this type of plating is not widely available silver zinc/cad is being accepted.

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