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Spielwiesen
2 years ago

Go ahead!

New areas are attacked and oxidized from the edges of the grate areas. There the grate particles are formed, which can be powdered away.

zetra
2 years ago
Reply to  Spielwiesen

I have something against rust, so he has no chance, even at the edges.

Spielwiesen
2 years ago
Reply to  zetra

Yeah? It’s understating the rust!

zetra
2 years ago

Yeah, that works.

Spielwiesen
2 years ago

With this I sprayed a fixed nut once and not 5 min. later she was able to turn up without resistance! :-))

zetra
2 years ago

If it’s rust converter, it’ll pull the oxygen out. After drying, remove with anti-rust paint etc. We’re back at once. Salmon, zetra.

guenterhalt
2 years ago

that is often because the edges have been cut, hammered, deformed. A different crystal structure is thus present in these regions, which allows oxygen (red is a compound of iron with oxygen) to penetrate better.

zetra
2 years ago
Reply to  guenterhalt

My strength is also lower on canned, so there the grate is more effective.

RedPanther
2 years ago

Depending on how it has grown, iron rust can also develop a very good protective effect against environmental influences. Then the metal under the thick grate layer is better protected against the further rust than the “half rusted” material outside.