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09-11-2015, 01:46 AM | #1 | ||
Bathed In A Yellow Glow
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: NSW Central Coast
Posts: 2,530
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Since moving near the water I’ve noticed surface rust on many things metal in and around my garage.
Things like some tools, the lawnmower frame & stored exhaust components to name just a few. These same and similar items sat around my Sydney home (Ryde) for years without any noticeable corrosion. Which has got me thinking about my cars. I know most new cars are less prone to early rust problems due to various treatments during the manufacturing process but that doesn’t mean everything survives unscathed. For example I notice I need to be more vigilant with cleaning exhaust tips otherwise surface rust quickly appears, I also have some older cars around that I have no doubt the salt air would find to be a delicious meal. Which brings me to my question, is there any value in electronic anti-corrosion systems or are these just a rip off? How do they actually work or for that matter, not work? What do other members who live in coastal areas do or is it just a fact of life I have to live with? |
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