Rust Removal

It’s winter again. And with snow covering the roads and bringing moisture everywhere, bridges, cars and other metal pieces are more prone to rusting especially that road salt is often used for snow clearing. However, chemists have now found a way to make the road salt a less corrosive agent.

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The Seaport Museum in New York holds the last traces of the city’s sailing past. However, rust is eating off the ships putting them in such fragile states. And with many other financial problems plaguing the museum, New Yorkers fear that they will never be repaired.

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Corrosion Fluid Products Corp.

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Established in Southeastern Michigan in 1968; Corrosion Fluid Products Corp. has steadily grown throughout the Greater Midwest and now operates ten (10) stocking branch operations. Our branch offices stretch as far west as Davenport, Iowa and as far east as Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and every major metropolitan city in between.

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I spilled a small amount of water on the keyboard of my Macbook Pro recently and several keys are now inactive. I took it to the Genius Bar with hopes of getting the keyboard replaced, told the “genius” what happened, and he said that by default, my laptop would have to be sent out and fully pulled apart and inspected to the tune of $1400.00 This seemed absolutely absurd, and very contradictory based on things I had read and heard from other customers who went to the Apple store following water spills. I thought I would be able to get the keyboard replaced for something like $200, combined part and service charges, but I guess not. I understand that they might see it necessary to check for corrosion and such, but the genius I saw was so dismissive of any other repair options that I wondered if he was being completely honest with me.

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Hi. I have a Toshiba Qosmio x305-q705 laptop. I had a blue screen a couple months back and brought it to PC repair shop. They attributed it to a RAM problem and so they replaced one they said had corrosion on it with a new one. Okay, so then a few weeks back I had another blue screen which was talking about page fault found in non page area or something to that effect. So back to the PC repair shop. They told us it was nothing, they just didn’t reset the RAM with the battery? Okay so I’ve been noticing that my computer seems a bit slower, not sure if it’s in my head or not but I checked the system properties and it says I only have 2 GB of RAM. To the best of my knowledge, my computer came with 4GB of RAM. So here is my question, if for some reason they only put in 2GB of RAM in there would it change the system properties to 2 or let’s say there were 4GB’s and they took out some, would the system properties change back to 2 from 4GB’s? I am sorry I am trying to explain this the best that I can. Also, I would like to know how I could go about checking their work….where would I have to look inside my laptop to see if I have the right equipment in there? Thank to anyone who can help. I really appreciate it.
You guys have been great. I opened up the back of the laptop and there is a memory card in there that says 2GB and then there is a slot next to it that’s empty, but I don’t know if anything was supposed to go in there or not. But nonetheless I’m so upset right now. My g/f is telling me to be calm and they probably just made a mistake, but for this being the third time I’m bringing it in…forgive me if I’m a little hysterical. : (

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