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May I ask what can be applied to copper hooks to prevent corrosion without it being noticeable that anything has been applied?

2016-01-28View Original

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Copper hanging pieces keep suffering from zinc loss and corrosion. Does anyone have any good solutions?
Reply #22016-01-28
Is this meant to be used for cheating? See if there are any transparent anti-corrosion materials
Reply #32016-01-30
Regarding what you mentioned, even if there is a way to do it, it can’t be done; as the person above said, it’s considered cheating, and it may also harm others’ interests, so it’s not advisable.
Reply #42016-02-02
Dude, to solve the corrosion problem at its root, you can’t deceive customers!
Reply #52016-02-02
This is an extremely irresponsible approach. Being too gentle is considered deception, while being too harsh is a crime. One should be honest and upright, both in behavior, in life, and at work.
Reply #62016-02-05
Seeing the landlord about to get criticized: lol
Reply #72016-02-11
Should I use car wax for waxing, or some other type of wax? Please advise
Reply #82016-02-13
There is a legendary substance called a copper sheet corrosion inhibitor. Check it by yourself; if you’re right, could you give the best answer? :handshake

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