How to prevent and survive rust

No one wants the highly unattractive orangy-brown sight on occurs on cars, trucks, boats

and more! Rust can strike quickly depending on the conditions it is

around. When exposed metal comes into contact with oxygen and moist this will cause rust. If

you prevent rust then there will be no need to deal with that

aftermath.

Rust isn’t a nice sight to look at. It can spread very fast and can

damage your personal possessions. Rust can even attack your golf club sets! Not only does it cause an ugly appearance it can

also affect your health. Rusted pipes can create problems by damaging the water which will

affect your clothes that are washed at home.

There are certain factors that contribute towards steel and iron

rusting faster than others. The main culprit is water, however steel does rust faster than iron. Salt water also causes rust to

develop quicker because salt is a better electrical conductor. Heat

also increases the rate of rust development

Cars and trucks are common victims of rust. The damage can be on the

exterior, beneath the hood, the paint job, tailpipe, bumper and sometimes

the doors. Boats are another common victim. They contact salt

water all the time and extreme moisture in the air. Tools can even be targeted by rust and if they do then it can affect how they work.

There are certain rust preventing techniques that can be carried out to help your keep

your possessions in good condition.

Car rust

Frequent cleaning and waxingSpraying the undercarriage

After a car wash allow it to dry in the sunGet a factory to soak the body of the car in

zinc for protection

Other ways of preventing metals

Blueing- Blueing tends to be for small steel items, however it only offers limited

protection.

Metal Coating- This is for larger structures.

Rust prevention products- Jenolite is great for removing rust. Jenolite has been used

on the Eiffel tower.

For more information please visit

www.jenolite.net