Hello,
I sincerely appreciate that I found this community where members share their experiences and opinions, so another member doesn't need to reinvest a wheel.
I cleaned the top of the battery with baking soda and wiped it with water, but after a while I find new acid is forming around the battery terminals. I am not certain about the age of a battery, one of my family members. It could be 3-5 yrs old, but still reading well.
I was looking into CB104 4 Oz NCP2 Battery Corrosion Preventative or the spray (is it better to seal/glue the area around the battery terminals)?
I am already using B603 NCP2 Battery Corrosion Terminal Protectors, but the acid is forming through the positive side.
Would you please suggest what to do to seal or glue the area around the battery terminals so the acid doesn't leak out or escape?
Thank you
I sincerely appreciate that I found this community where members share their experiences and opinions, so another member doesn't need to reinvest a wheel.
I cleaned the top of the battery with baking soda and wiped it with water, but after a while I find new acid is forming around the battery terminals. I am not certain about the age of a battery, one of my family members. It could be 3-5 yrs old, but still reading well.
I was looking into CB104 4 Oz NCP2 Battery Corrosion Preventative or the spray (is it better to seal/glue the area around the battery terminals)?
I am already using B603 NCP2 Battery Corrosion Terminal Protectors, but the acid is forming through the positive side.
Would you please suggest what to do to seal or glue the area around the battery terminals so the acid doesn't leak out or escape?
Thank you
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