Question 1

Does this prevent electricity from flowing, such as if used in flashlights or radios?

Accepted Answer

Even though the dielectric value is massive, the film is so thin (4/10,000") it will not disrupt circuitry. This creates an interesting phenomenon with respect to electronics. All corrosion is an electrochemical process. If you can stop electrons from sharing between the metal and oxygen, you stop the corrosion process. This is part of what CorrosionX does. But when you go from the atomic scale to something much larger such as a circuit path, switch, connection, etc., the electricity flows as designed with no measurable loss. CorrosionX is the perfect product to use on flashlights, battery terminals, RC cars, boats, airplanes or any other electronics that are susceptible to rust or corrosion.

Question 2

Is it safe to be used for stock water tank aluminum  heaters?

Accepted Answer

It won't damage the aluminum, but it's flammable, so wipe it down good before you fire it up! And of course, avoid getting it in the water supply.

Question 3

Will this protect electronics from battery leakage/corrosion?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it will protect metals from battery acid. But please note, battery acid is EXTREMELY corrosion. So while CorrosionX will protect, you WILL want to remove the leaky battery and clean up the spillage because no product can withstand battery acid forever. CorrosionX also does a FANTASTIC job of cleaning corrosion off battery terminals and electronics. Plus you get the added benefit of not just cleaning up the corrosion, but also preventing it from coming back.

Question 4

hi was wondering if this would work in high-temp applications?  I have a new unwrapped truck exhaust header that I want to prevent from rusting

Accepted Answer

Protecting headers / exhaust manifold and other components of exhaust systems is a pretty common application of CorrosionX – especially so aviation and in auto racing. As the headers heat up, the base oil in CorrosionX will cook off. So with that, the product loses its mobility (can’t creep, self-heal, etc.). You also lose the lubrication, as the oil is gone. However, cooking off the base oil doesn’t hurt the corrosion-fighting side of the house as much as you might think. First, the “oil” – although it does act as a barrier coating – primarily functions as a transport medium for the active ingredients. But assuming it’s been in contact with the metal for a period of time before it cooks off, the active ingredients have already been disbursed and bonded to the metal. Second when you burn off the oil, it tends to cook into the metal surface in a manner analogous to seasoning a sauce pant. And that coating by itself also provides robust corrosion protection. You can see a photo of a protected header on the CorrosionX website on the racing industry page.

ASIN	B0009E3T6E
Best Sellers Rank	#2,902 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #20 in Care Corrosion & Rust Inhibitors #492 in Oils & Fluids
Brand	CorrosionX
Brand Name	CorrosionX
Compatible Material	Metal
Container Type	Can
Customer Reviews	4.5 out of 5 stars 907 Reviews
Flash Point	132 °C
Global Trade Identification Number	00761866901015
Included Components	Corrosion-X 90101 6oz Aerosol
Item Form	Aerosol,Liquid
Item Highlight	Industrial-Strength, Lubricant & Penetrant for Marine, Automotive, Electronics & RV Use, Protects Bolts, Cables, Engines
Item Type Name	Corrosion-X 90101 6oz Aerosol
Item Weight	0.17 kg
Liquid Volume	6 fluid ounces
Manufacturer	Corrosion Technologies
Material	Composite
Model Number	90101
Number of Items	1
Number of Packs	1
Package Information	Can
Part Number	90101
Recommended Uses For Product	Lubricant
Specific Uses For Product	Prevent Corrosion, Lubricate Machinery, Protect Electronics
UPC	761866901015
Unit Count	6 Ounce
Viscosity	Moderate
Warranty Description	As Labelled

CorrosionX Rust Inhibitor, Dielectric Corrosion Prevention, 6oz Aerosol | Industrial-Strength, Lubricant & Penetrant for Marine, Automotive, Electronics & RV Use, Protects Bolts, Cables, Engines

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