Is my battery terminal corroded or is it just spray? Boosted69420 Updated: 09 Dec 2024 need help for my Subaru foresterSponsored PostsComments Spray The spray is yellow and will turn pink when it interacts with corrosion products. thanks m8 What’s the reason for it to turn pink? Perhaps it spray only. Sulphation leads to flaky substance An acid-base chemical reaction that results in compounds that naturally produce pink spectra when interacting with light. Latest NewsRetro and ClassicsThe Reborn Mk1 Ford Escort Is A 10,000rpm Sports Car Killer In Vintage ClothesBoreham Motorworks Ford Escort Mk1 - frontEnginesBiggest EU Political Party Pushes For Reversal On 2035 Combustion Engine BanMaserati Quattroporte's V8 engineNewsThis Is A Porsche-Powered SpeedboatFrauscher x Porsche 850 FantomNewsCan The Brabus 730 Un-Boring The New Mercedes-AMG C63?Brabus 730 - frontNewsThe 217mph Aston Martin Valhalla Is A Valkyrie You Might Actually UseAston Martin Valhalla - frontNewsThe Man Behind The Record-Shattering McMurtry Spéirling Has DiedMcMurtry Spéirling - rearLatest ReviewsReviewsBMW Z4 Handschalter Review: A Transformative ‘BoxBMW Z4 Handschalter - rearReviewsBMW X3 M50 Review: Warmed-Over X3 Never Quite Hits The MarkBMW X3 M50 - frontReviewsMini Aceman SE Review: Like A Cooper, But BiggerMini Aceman SE - frontReviews2024 Skoda Octavia vRS Review: Jack Of All Trades, Master Of One2024 Skoda Octavia vRS, front 3/4, drivingReviewsBMW M135 Review: A Superb All-Rounder That Lacks SomethingBMW M135 - frontReviewsAbarth 695 75 Anniversario Review: More Fashion Accessory Than Hot HatchAbarth 695 Anniversario, front 3/4, driving
An acid-base chemical reaction that results in compounds that naturally produce pink spectra when interacting with light.
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Spray
The spray is yellow and will turn pink when it interacts with corrosion products.
thanks m8
What’s the reason for it to turn pink?
Perhaps it spray only. Sulphation leads to flaky substance
An acid-base chemical reaction that results in compounds that naturally produce pink spectra when interacting with light.