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Your sink isn't exposed to UV light, dust, mud, extreme temperature changes, etc. I don't know either way if any of those would have an effect, but it's not at
by digging 3y ago
Your sink isn't exposed to UV light, dust, mud, extreme temperature changes, etc. I don't know either way if any of those would have an effect, but it's not at all a clear analogy between a kitchen sink and an automobile.
- foobarian 3y agoMaybe my grill is a better comparison. UV light: check. Dust: check. Extreme temp changes: check, and more than a car to boot. Salt: check, there are giant crystals of kosher salt all over it. You know what I think is the culprit, there must be fragments of regular steel/iron debris on roads that get kicked up and form rust spots like wet steel wool would. Rust is terribly penetrating and can easily stain SS or even porcelain. Still, a few rust spots aside, I don't think these cars will be rusting out like a 1980's Civic.