Rust Removal

Several owners of Ford and General Motors vans had been complaining. They say that the vehicles are with rust-related problems. This spurred the road safety agency to conduct separate investigations on the vehicles.

Read more on Ford and GM Vans Investigated for Rusty Fuel Filler and Rear-Wheel…

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.

Read more on Sugar…Answer to Rust Problems?…

To meet the rising need for electricity of Wisconsin, two new power plants were built in Oak Creek for the state during the latter part of 1990. However, due to corrosion, one of the plants will be out of service for months. Does this mean that electric power will be limited?

Read more on Power Plant Closed Due to Turbine Corrosion…

Rust chooses no item or surface to weaken. As long as there is moisture, it will form. And because moisture is seeping into the bases of Wisconsins’ street lamps, they may soon need replacing.

Read more on Rust Got Wisconsin Street Lamps Needing Replacements…

Last summer, 13 were killed when the scaffolding of Indiana State Fair stage collapsed. To avoid the repeat of such accident, officials of Delaware county decided to have their Fairgrounds inspected. And as disappointing as it is, the inspection revealed that the structure is in a poor condition.

Read more on Delaware County Fairgrounds Closed Due to Corrosion and Poor Condition…