Applications can be sprayed, brushed, rolled or squeezed on. Eck 12 oz can covers approximately 18 sq ft and 32 oz quart covers approximately 110 sq ft.

No minimum mil build-up required.

For the spray can, shake product thoroughly. Eck has Zinc Powder and Zinc Dust that tends to settle. A good shake or stir will help ensure that you are getting the most protection out of the Eck corrosion protection products. Apply Eck into all drilled holes, onto all fasteners (bolts and screws), and in between all dissimilar metal flat surfaces. Put it behind hinges, latches, light assemblies, lock-rod mounts, rub-rails, and any other part that is mounted to the trailer. Apply enough product so that it “oozes out” from around the sides of the mounted part, creating a sealed barrier. The extra cleanup is well worth the warranty cost savings. Read all instructions, warnings, and MSDS before use.

Absolutely! When corrosion occurs, it can cause paint to bubble or blister. Eck was designed to prevent this. In fact, three of the world’s largest commercial paint manufacturers tested and endorsed Eck. They routinely recommend Eck to their customers, which include truck, automobile, bus, and boat manufacturers.

Yes. Several customers use Eck every day to prevent corrosion on electrical connections. It works as a dielectric grease with corrosion-preventing ingredients.

Eck has been rigorously tested in the field by many major trailer, truck and emergency vehicle OEM’s. Additionally, Eck meets OSHA and ACGIH standards. For more information on testing results, reach out to our team.

What you recognize as rust on machinery–and even everyday items like lawn care and kitchen equipment–is the result of a costly chemical reaction called corrosion. Corrosion occurs when two different types of metal are placed against each other. For example, if one aluminum part and another steel part are fastened together, corrosion will persist if left untreated. Also known as galvanic corrosion, this chemical reaction is a massive safety issue and huge cost to the U.S. economy.

There are both chemical and physical causes of corrosion. Corrosion commonly occurs when metal reacts with another substance, such as a different type of metal, dirt, bacteria, etc. Additional factors that can create corrosion (such as rust) include electrochemical processes, temperature changes, physical stress, and the oxidation of air and moisture.

Galvanic corrosion (also called ' dissimilar metal corrosion' or wrongly 'electrolysis') refers to corrosion damage induced when two dissimilar materials are coupled in a corrosive electrolyte. It occurs when two (or more) dissimilar metals are brought into electrical contact under water.

Eck prevents all kinds of corrosion: Mag-chloride, Cal-chloride, Galvanic and Electrolysis. Additionally, it can replaces anti-seize products.

The best way to prevent corrosion from starting is to create a barrier between dissimilar metals, seal out moisture, AND has use zinc rich ingredients that act as a sacrificial anode absorbing corrosive energy. Eck meets all these requirements!