How is it that stainless steel can get stained? My Neuspeed exhaust tips are fuxored...
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After a season of driving to the mountain and not washing my car for months on end my tips are all blotchy. Nothing is getting the "stains" out. Isn't the appeal of stainless is that it will not stain? They sure as hell don't look like this anymore...
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quantities so it won't cause full surface corrision or component failure.
You can pacivate the surface so that all the surface iron is consumed. But this is literially only a few atoms deep and any nick or scratch will expose fresh iron.
Titanium does have this issue. 8-)
You can pacivate the surface so that all the surface iron is consumed. But this is literially only a few atoms deep and any nick or scratch will expose fresh iron.
Titanium does have this issue. 8-)
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so lazy with my car as I was this year driving to the mountain every week.