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Default Stainless Steel "rust" marks on paint

On Sat, 24 Mar 2007 12:44:13 GMT, Rich Hampel
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Probability is that the welds are not ground flat and smooth and
crevice corrosion is underway in the 'intersticies' of the weldment
(poor weld technique ... not a full penetration weld).

To be 'corrosion resistant' (chlorides, etc. attack stainless) all the
weld must be flat /smooth by grinding and then polishing/buffing to a
high mechanical mirror polish. Any 'weld-lap' or pin-hole in the weld
will be a source of 'rust' .... gotta be closed and then smoothed. .


This has just made sense as only one of the bolt on "feet" for the
ladder suffers from the problem. I'll try it.

Thanks very much to all who responded.

regards
Peter Hendra


 
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