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*DGthe3* · 11-28-2007, 09:33 PM

I'm a bit 'rusty' on the chemistry behind them. Also, those are the numbers from the companies site. But it should work. Basically, in order to rust, the iron in the steel needs to react with oxygen. When it does this it has to give up electrons. By making the steel positively charged it has few electrons to give up, therefore significantly slowing down the rusting process. By how much, well that I can't say

11-28-2007, 09:33 PM	#59
DGthe3 Moderator.ca Drives: 05 Grand Am GT Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Niagara, Canada Posts: 25,366	I'm a bit 'rusty' on the chemistry behind them. Also, those are the numbers from the companies site. But it should work. Basically, in order to rust, the iron in the steel needs to react with oxygen. When it does this it has to give up electrons. By making the steel positively charged it has few electrons to give up, therefore significantly slowing down the rusting process. By how much, well that I can't say __________________ Note, if I've gotten any facts wrong in the above, just ignore any points I made with them __________________ Originally Posted by FbodFather My sister's dentist's brother's cousin's housekeeper's dog-breeder's nephew sells coffee filters to the company that provides coffee to General Motors...... ........and HE WOULD KNOW!!!! __________________ Camaro Fest sub-forum