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Old 09-08-2013, 07:51 PM   #1
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battery boxes

Ok if I clean battery's boxes etc is there anything I can spray etc on the steel boxes to help the rust issues ??
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Ok if I clean battery's boxes etc is there anything I can spray etc on the steel boxes to help the rust issues ??
CorrosionX is the best.
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Go to Eastwood.com , it's a car restoration company and they have great products to deal with rust issues .
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After you clean them, put mineral oil in you batteries and you will not get any corrosion in the future. 12 volt batteries get 2 oz. 6 volt batteries get 4 oz. each cell.

It is sold as a laxative in the pharmacy dept at Walmart.

I don't know exactly why there is no corrosion except that the oil layer on top of the acid must stop the fine corrosive gases from venting through the caps.

I know, everybody says the only thing you add to batteries is distilled water, but mineral oil works to stop the corrosion and does not hurt the battery. Search this site, there has been a lot of threads on this. I have used mineral oil in my 4 golf cart batteries for 3 years, so far, no problems and no corrosion.
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