Posted by Joel Sanderson on August 14, 2019 at 05:09:22 from (204.106.240.102):
In Reply to: Re: Calcium or No? posted by Jeffcat on August 13, 2019 at 15:50:50:
I used a forged iron fireplace poker to get the salty snow out of my car's underparts once, and the piece immediately rusted (of course). I washed it, wired brushed it, varnished it, and it still rusted. I did that three times. I never was able to get it to quit rusting, so I just left it with a brown patina--permanent rust. I can imagine the same is true with a chloride leak. Thanks for the input, Jeffcat.
I'd like to know if having chloride in an antique tractor hurts its value to collectors. I called my tire place yesterday, and they don't use windshield washer fluid. They said it's too expensive. Chloride is what they recommend.
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