Several products will clean corrosion on copper cables, corrosion-X being one. Question is, what caused that corrosion on said copper cables? Do you have a ground going goofy? Are your anodes anoding at an accelerated rate? Do you have dissimilar metals meeting and mixing current? Now don't "cop" an attitude, but a "copper" buddy of mine (a police officer) showed me a trick of placing a copper penny next to the copper cables on the current coffers (battery), offering them selves as a place for the perplexing, possibly problematic patina to perpetuate.
Damn, that was bad but I hope it helps Mark, Gratis (6115) NOLA From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of RobAdkins Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 9:20 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [IC27A] Corrosive cable creates precarious predicament can anyone suggest a solution to swish aside the build-up of corrosion created by copper cables? my electrical panel's terminal points are patina'd to a possibly problematic proportion. vinegar? baking soda? please advise a perplexed peer. panks, uh, i mean thanks.
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