Wrought Iron Restoration service in Montreal
Wrought iron is a metal that gets damaged due to weathering and oxidation. Weathering is the process by which exposed objects' surfaces come in contact with environmental elements, such as rain, humidity, or snow. This exposure causes the surface of the wrought Iron to rust and break down. Oxidation occurs when oxygen molecules enter an object and cause it to rust. These two processes are common for all types of metals, but they significantly accelerate the corrosion and damage done to wrought Iron. Additionally, rainfall can create acid puddles that attack the metal from above and below ground level. Finally, air pollutants like ozone can weaken steel while leaving traditional wrought Iron unaffected. All these factors combined make wrought Iron one of the most vulnerable metals to decay or deterioration. How To Protect Wrought Iron From Rusting? Wrought iron is a beautiful but delicate metal that can easily rust if not taken care of...