Re: [ATM] aluminum steel corrosion problem

[Kevin MIchael Zabbo <chaosopher23@yahoo.com>]

You probably live near the ocean.  That's electrolytic
corrosion, pretty hard to get rid of.  Bronze hardware
in aluminum seems to work better, and passive
stainless steel (300 series, 308 or 316 is good) work
pretty good.  Stay away from galvanized bolts
occupying space with aluminum threads.

Kevin of Eastern Iowa (from the east coast,
originally)
Seeker of the Darkness (and salt water again, Iowa
bad.)

--- Gil McFarlane <gilboastro@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I seem to remember that one gets corrosion when
> using
> steel parts in close contact to aluminum (steel
> bolts
> on aluminum plate - for instance).  How does one
> deal
> with this?  Is a heavy grease enough?  (Hopeful
> thinking.)
> 
> - Gil
> 
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