Does it have any corrosive effect on chrome plated parts if I leave them soaked in the solution for few hours?
1699621
We have only used it once and didn't notice any negative effects. It did work as described.
1699622
I don't know if it does. I do not soak anything, but use it to clean my coffee maker, espresso maker and humidifier. It does not remove the white chalk build up from the water on the humidifier.
1860660
I bought 2 online, have several already purchased from stores, they are not corroded. And they go through the dishwasher.
418245
Yes. I've had this installed for over a month and no corrosion. Discoloration is from the heat so if you buy, don't panic with a bronze-silver coloration beginging to develop. Ps, sounds great, great quality muffler and fitment, i ran mine with the strait pipe, install from the turbo back to the axel in that order
513059
Strange one. If it's new and never been used maybe its packing coating? You don't supply a lot of information, could be a host of issues, sulfur and sulfide compounds have detrimental effects on stainless steel surfaces, if you keep it in a hot humid condition, oxidation can occur, stainless steel doesn't mean it cant rust, in the right conditions it will! Just so many variables it's difficult to answer why!
2073120
Interesting that 3 people answered that this rack is stainless steel when the description clearly states that it is chrome plated. That being said, I have used a heavy duty chrome plated rack on the barbecue numerous times and had no problem with it. Even cleaning burnt, crusted drippings isn't difficult if I soak it overnight first.
96618
I have cleaned my a few time and had no trouble afterware. I don't dip in water just wipe it out and let stand an dry for a few hours.
1621658
I used this to remove bug splatter from the car. I did not notice any removal of wax but I suspect anything that works this effectively on hardened bug splatter would have an effect on wax also. I would recommend re-waxing that portion of the car where it is used. The chrome should be safe as it is harder than the wax on the paint. A little wax on the chrome would not hurt though, and keeping a good coat of wax if good to protect the paint, it also helps to keep other stuff from sticking to the chrome. If you do not remove the splatter from the paint it will do damage the paint, so better to remove it and re wax the panels where you use the product. I used this to remove bug splatter from the car. I did not notice any removal of wax but I suspect anything that works this effectively on hardened bug splatter would have an effect on wax also. I would recommend re-waxing that portion of the car where it is used. The chrome should be safe as it is harder than the wax on the paint. A little wax on the chrome would not hurt though, and keeping a good coat of wax if good to protect the paint, it also helps to keep other stuff from sticking to the chrome. If you do not remove the splatter from the paint it will do damage the paint, so better... » Read More I used this to remove bug splatter from the car. I did not notice any removal of wax but I suspect anything that works this effectively on hardened bug splatter would have an effect on wax also. I would recommend re-waxing that portion of the car where it is used. The chrome should be safe as it is harder than the wax on the paint. A little wax on the chrome would not hurt though, and keeping a good coat of wax if good to protect the paint, it also helps to keep other stuff from sticking to the chrome. If you do not remove the splatter from the paint it will do damage the paint, so better to remove it and re wax the panels where you use the product. « Show Less
1714985
Yes. Absolutely. You will need to rinse it off with fresh water. As you know salt water will corrode it if it is not cleaned after each use.MarineHQ
1203081
I have lightly (little water) soaked it and sometimes overnight too. I do not see any rust marks.
2274518
I don't think so. I used it on a gas tank on my motorcycle and it only took off the surface rust but not the think stuff. I soaked it for two days but no luck. Hope this helps you.
1591879
I wouldn't soak the whole charm, just wipe it with a cloth - around the enamel part. Better safe than sorry!
2232873
Im running distilled water and just one kill coil, and i have no issues, then again im not using conflicting metals to cause corrosion. But it's suggested to change fluid every 6 months in your loop.
1780154
Great on white gold. It will not harm the rhodium plating. Just do not leave your jewelry in it soaking for hours or overnight. Follow the instructions.
1337362
Technically, I think you would be OK. This stuff not only converts the rust to an inert material, but it produces a thick, hard black coating on the 'non-rusty' parts. However, if the goal is to preserve the metal as long as possible, I would still prime and paint with a high quality enamel paint. I am using ift to refurbish an old BBQ and it is working very well.
1558142
I have no idea. This was a gift to my nephew. It is copper, so I suspect it will oxidize and lose its shine. Also it is not heavy, so exposure to the elements will eventually lead to corrosion.
532068
I used muratic acid from the hardware store just make sure to rinse real good and apply sealer shortly after because the metal tends to corrode not long after treatment.
2095405
I have not had any rust develop on mine and have had it a few months. You should get decades of use out of chromed steel without rust if you take care of it properly.