Corrosion
Block:
Corrosion Protection and Rust Prevention Explained
 A typical sealant actually traps in the moisture. Future corrosion is slowed, but the damage is not reversed. This is not proper corrosion protection. |
 Corrosion block penetrates deep to the root of the problem, destroying existing corrosion and creating a protective barrier. The moisture is displaced to the top, where it evaporates off ! This is the best rust prevention method available. |
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| Corrosion
Block
is a clean, clear, ultra-thin fluid which leaves a non-greasy astmospheric
barrier to protect the base metal on interior surfaces. It leaves
no gummy residue, and it can be sprayed on, or wiped on with a damp
rag. |
| (1)
Corrosion Block actively penetrates the corrosion on the surface of the metal, electrically isolating it from the base metal. |
| (2) It then proceeds to displace the moisture present in the cell, bringing it to the surface where it evaporates! |
| (3) The cell is then filled and protected with a 40KV dielectric barrier to establish corrosion protection for at least 18 months. |
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We used Corrosion Block to coat our main engine, generator, and all metal parts in our engine room. We also found that, from keeping a coat on all the standing riggings, railing, and outside metal surfaces, we prevented any pitting or corrosion. - Roy D. Wilf "Theophilus" Captain, Florida [ more testimonials] |