Toughest finish for wishbones?

[Brummmie]

Got my uprights off, to replace a slightly wobbly top ball joint and replace a front wheel bearing.
The top wishbones are looking crusty after 6 years of service, and I was thinking is there a fit and forget finish?
My chassis still looks great, but I guess the wishbones flex more and open to the elements.
Was thinking of galvanising maybe?

[phazed]

What about a set of Reidy wishbones.

[Brummmie]

phazed said:

What about a set of Reidy wishbones.

What's the cost and advantages?

[phazed]

About 500 iirc.

Strength, further adjustability and wider wheels don't catch on full lock as the rear of the bottom one is curved, (they're all tubular).

[portzi]

phazed said:

About 500 iirc.

Strength, further adjustability and wider wheels don't catch on full lock as the rear of the bottom one is curved, (they're all tubular).

a really good investment, no sharp corners as the originals are channel steel and they crack and flake along the edges ;

[Byker28i]

Mine I've done in por15, undercoat and the two part topcoat. Working so far

[phazed]

I prepped and painted areas of the chassis and the rear wishbones in Rustoleum, seems a tuff product.

[ch427]

http://www.rust.co.uk/epoxy-mastic-rust-proofing-p...

This may be worth checking out but por 15 will be as good as anything.

[330p4]

Zylan extremely hard and won't peel
Ian