Reply to "MSD internal oxidation/corrosion"

IaM-Ray

I think You can use Nutz spray on it. It is a wool fat derivative which is used to coat electronics.

Anytime condensation car occur it will create rust. If you have a metal part a frame or any metal cavity that is where the rust will start as condensation causes water and It will rust.

Hence, brake discs in the winter get a rust film, inside of any frame, chrome gets oxidized and it goes on. BTW have you noticed rear brakes now wear out twice as much as the front brakes... They seize up with rust.

Fogging stuff with stuff like Nutz, oil film, Film Liquid/ another wool fat derivative all helps.

WaterDisplacement40 too. etc etc.

11/28/198:10 AM

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