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Old 01-08-2019, 10:30 AM   #8
10scDust
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: 2016 Thor Outlaw 29H
State: Tennessee
Posts: 668
THOR #13869
First, I will paint the framework if it shows any corrosion, naval jelly the rust spots and paint according to those instructions, as needed.
Then I just smear a thin layer of axle grease on the metal with a paper towel, or my fingers.

Once the batteries are in, I use some sort of de-oxidizer grease on, and over, the connections.

That usually works for me, it just attracts dust, and maybe a bit dirty next battery removal.
At least the metal part has kept its integrity.

This is just how I tackle it.
Kind of old school!
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