I found free paper maps in a trailside dispensary last year. 

I found that spraying takes alot more effort than most shops put into it. The amount of work and time to do things right would put the cost to high to be appealing to most folks.  I get our vehicles done at Crown every year and I believe it helps, but it's never going to stop the salt/sand from creeping in. If you drive it in the winter, it's going to rust.    I can only imagine how much salt and sand creep into winter service vehicles.

My 2007 F250 was rustproofed by some place when new. I bought it 2 years old.   I get my trucks oil sprayed each fall. I had the cab corners replaced at a bodyshop a few years back for $3000. 3 years later you could put a golf ball through the hole in both sides. So... I spray foamed them, body filler and a couple cans of spray. The spray foam actually lasted longer than the steel repair.       Plowing in the winter is tough on the bodies. Oil spraying just makes you feel like you're doing something to save them.....lol    

Paper maps costs were offset with advertising business sponsors. Hcsa printed maps this year (not sure if they had them at show or not, I didn't go)  They usually have a pretty strong sponsor ship from local business that support snowmobiling. Kind of nice to look at map and support business that support us. That's what I liked about paper maps 👌. 

Totally understand.. Still lots of area i want to ride and revisit in ontario.  But Quebec is on the list also...