Causes and Effects of Corrosion Relating to Exterior Trim on Automobiles¶
Baboian, R. Causes and Effects of Corrosion Relating to Exterior Trim on Automobiles. SAE Technical Paper Series.
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Mechanisms¶
- Protective Trim as Visual Order
- Its failure mode is the trim that protects poorly and orders worse — a chrome strip added purely for a styling line, placed where no damage occurs, or cladding shaped for looks that becomes a dirt-and-moisture trap, holding grime against the very surface it was meant to guard until it corrodes there.
This sourceSAE Technical Paper 831835. SAE International (1983). Shows that exterior-trim design and attachment conditions can cause corrosion of underlying automobile body steel.
- Its failure mode is the trim that protects poorly and orders worse — a chrome strip added purely for a styling line, placed where no damage occurs, or cladding shaped for looks that becomes a dirt-and-moisture trap, holding grime against the very surface it was meant to guard until it corrodes there.
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