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Hey, anyone ever hear about rust arrestors ....I have been trying to find one with no luck. I know they exist cause they are used in the Caribbean. My dad had one on his Nissan Bluebird (like the US altima). It seems to work by sending some kind of electrical charge through the body. If anyone has any info that'll be great.
yeah, i heard of them.
i am not sure i saw them. i think i was in Russia when i saw one.
i didn't trust this stuff. it doesn't look like it would work.
I saw one on a Nissan I was working on. I almost took it. I guess they work by sending a small amount of voltage thru the frame somehow to depolarize the frame. It didnt mess up the electrical stuff in the car though.
yeah, it seems to work great, the only disadvantage is that if you don't run you engine every so often it drains the battery. so know where i can get one?
I'd like to find out where to get one too. Rust is a problem on my car.
Here in canada, they just spray greasy stuff everywhere where rust might appear. It works quite well too.
There are also WAX like rustproofing systems
yah man i get my car rust-proffed (aka greesed up) twice a year
it held off the rust for about 10yrs
These devices DON'T work. It's impossible to 'depolarize the frame' using this method. There's a couple of huge flaws behind the depolarization theory. Don't waste your money on them! If you want to prevent rust, get a regular rust-proofing treatment.
The wax type rustproffing treatments are not recommended because the wax will dry and cracks will appear. I have tried the stuff and it did not last very long. Get a regular oil rustproofing or a gel based rustproofing. The gel is slightly better than the oil and will not leak as much. The most important thing is still how the job is done. The rustproofing treatment must be applied carefully. Never go get your car treated on a crowded day because they will be in a hurry and they will likely miss a lot of spots.
