Cure For Battery Terminal Corrosion

[Lux]

Würth #0890104
It's what the professionals use.
Petroleum-based lubricants, like Vaseline and heavy-duty bearing grease, may have a tendency to:

• migrate in very hot weather (inherent weakness of low melting points)
• water out or gunk out
• interfere with conductivity after repeated handling... it's messy.

The Würth spray congeals in 10 seconds and is chemical- and corrosion-resistant.
Vaseline releases flammable vapours. I would not advise it.

[bronsin]

Originally Posted by Lux

Würth #0890104
It's what the professionals use.
Petroleum-based lubricants, like Vaseline and heavy-duty bearing grease, may have a tendency to:

• migrate in very hot weather (inherent weakness of low melting points)
• water out or gunk out
• interfere with conductivity after repeated handling... it's messy.

The Würth spray congeals in 10 seconds and is chemical- and corrosion-resistant.
Vaseline releases flammable vapours. I would not advise it.

No problems using WBG since ~1970 and excellent results!

Commercial spray on cures havnt lasted more than a year or so for me.

[esse10]

Regular tooth brush and use Baking soda & water will clear that off pretty good just put the wify's tooth brush back before she finds out. LOL

[sheekeebut]

Originally Posted by Lux

Vaseline releases flammable vapours. I would not advise it.

Cleaning terminal now. Hopefully no damage has already been done.