Wes,
What you saw is probably a chemical for cleaning oxidized connections. I
doubt that it would correct a salt invasion issue. To protect the
connection from salt is a different situation. The idea is to keep the
salt out in the first place. Dielectric grease or something similar
would be my suggestion.
Tom. Redding CA - #216 D/CC
W S Potter wrote:
> I was at NPS, (a local freight salvage place) this morning looking at spray
> cans of a product that said it was for use on electrical connections to
> improve performance and clean the connections. My question is, should I go
> back and buy a couple of cans? I didn't pay much attention at the time
> other than to notice it was a national brand name on the fine print at the
> bottom of the label. If there is a product that would help prevent salt
> corrosion on electrical connections I would think it would be worth using
> before and after a winter of salted roads like we usually have here in Utah.
>
> Opinions anyone?
>
> Wes
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