saturnsc2 said:
has anyone heard of or used this device for corrosion protection? here it their website: http://www.ruststopnorthamerica.com/contact-us.htm i know that other electronic rust control devices in the past were proven to not have any effect on corrosion. i still think it's b.s.....
HERE IS A RESPONSE FROM N.A.C.E. CORROSION ENGINEERS IN REGUARD TO ELECTRONIC RUST CONTROL FOR AUTOMOBILES:-----Original Message-----
From: keith packard [mailto:
[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 11:31 AM
To: NACE Corrosion Network
Subject: [nace] Re: electronic rust control
I don't remember the manufacturer, but I remember they have a website
The editorial is in Materials Performance, June 2001, written by Harold Webster, FNACE
----- Original Message -----
From: Rana Ahmed
To: NACE Corrosion Network
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 8:24 PM
Subject: [nace] Re: electronic rust control
In March 2001 someone by the name CS had posted the following"
"There has been no scientific evidence that you can successfully protection automobiles with cathodic protection unless it is submerged in water.
There have been two very good papers presented on the lack of scienific basis for using CP in this application:
Baboian, R., CATHODIC PROTECTION OF AUTOMOBILES, DOES IT WORK, NACE
Paper, Corrosion/87, 1987 and Materials Performance, Vol. 26,
no. 7, 1987.
Baboian, R., STATE OF THE ART IN AUTOMOBILE CATHODIC PROTECTION, PROCEEDINGS OF THE 5TH AUTOMOTIVE CORROSION AND PREVENTION CONFERENCE, SAE p-250, Society of Automotive Engineers, 1991 and SAE Transactions, Sept, 1992.
The Federal Trade Commission has taken a firm stance against firms that make claims of protecting cars by this technique."
