I saw the CounterAct electronic rust protection system on the "Two Guys Garage" show on the Speed channel. Is anyone using it? The website of the company is http://www.counteractrust.com/
I'm pretty sure that would be a method to prevent rust (just trying to think back to my lone materials engineering class... didn't pay enough attention, I'm no ME
). But I have no idea whether or not it works with that particular product.
I'm also skeptical which is why I posted the question. There is another product that is sold by JC Whitney that's similar but I can't connect to JC Whitney's to tell you what it's called. Maybe that's what your sister has.
Just trying to figure out a way to make the body last as long as the engine!
Don't some marine vessels use some form of electronic device for anti-corrosion? As for this thing actually working.."As seen on HotRod TV"...ummm......well...
I believe you're thinking of a sacrificial anode. The idea (I'm no chemist) is to electrically bond a metal to your car which is more "attractive" to the free ions (salt) floating about, which cause the corrosion. I think they might work better in liquid than gas environments though, which would explain why they don't get used on cars.
i have on of these on a 96 jeep cherokee that i purchased last summer. its blinks and i think its working? the truck has very little rust.body is excellent only a little surface rust underneath the truck. i remember these on new cars back in the 80's. i'm leaving mine alone and hope it keeps working.
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