History of Vehicle Corrosion Before the 1950’s, automobile owners reported no evidence of corrosion related problems. The first signs of automobile corrosion appeared on the year 1955. As the years pass by, localized corrosion of 430 stainless steel (1960), Galvanic corrosion (1965), Body perforation (1970), Corrosion of anodized aluminum (1980),
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Introduction to Corrosion and Process
What is Corrosion? Corrosion is the deterioration of materials by chemical interaction with their environment. Most metals corrode on contact with water (and moisture in the air), acids, bases, salts, oils, aggressive metal polishes, and other solid and liquid chemicals.Metals will also corrode when exposed to gaseous materials like acid
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Corrosion Stages/Scale
Stages of Corrosion Generally, corrosion problem is measured or rated at 4 stages. The corrosion rating is on a scale of 0 to 4. One must establish a consistency of assessing material corrosion conditions. This Stage/Scale system is designed to assist common folks in understanding of corrosion problems and establish
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Rust Bullet Real Time Applications and Benefits
The following projects and picture demonstrate the excellent results from Rust Bullet Application. Marine Applications Automotive Applications Concrete Coating Rust and Common Rust Protection Products Rust has historically been known as “the cancer of iron and steel” and yet, only short-term fixes have been available. To amplify the problem, the
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How Rust Bullet Works
How Rust Bullet® Coating Works Rust Bullet’s Superior Patented Technology permanently stops rust and corrosion. When Rust Bullet is applied over rusted metal, it does not form a film immediately, but rather it penetrates the porous substrate while dehydrating the rust until reaching the metal underneath. The chemical activity in
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