Electronic Rust Protection

rodgerpetreMember

Hi all;

I just saw interesting item on "Two Guys Garage". It involves a rust prevention device that puts a negative static charge on the body/frame of a vehicle to inhibit rust. It suppose to reach areas that are unreachable by any method other than dipping. It hooks up to your 12 volt power source, takes less current than a digital clock, has two units that are placed on opposite corners of the vehicle and are attached to painted surfaces via two-sided tape. Price about $250.00. This is new technology. Full details at website:

http://www.counteractrust.com

Has anyone tried this or even heard of it? Any comments good or bad?

Rodger

12/30/0512:10 AM

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