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Aluminum is very oxidation resistant once the initial thin oxide layer forms. I doubt that is the issue. I would guess the reason is similar and would be weath
by goldenkey 5y ago
Aluminum is very oxidation resistant once the initial thin oxide layer forms. I doubt that is the issue.
I would guess the reason is similar and would be weathering/erosion due to being outside and pelted with sand/rain/etc.
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- Cthulhu_ 5y agoYeah I was going to say, repeated rain (which is slightly acidic) and the like will keep pelting it. I mean the lifetime can probably be extended if they store it inside a building, but that's a lot of building space.