OBD - How It Works

The OBD Advanced Corrosion System is patented and provides 100% coverage of all grounded sheet metal surfaces. Salt and pollutants combine with water and humidity to create a substance similar to diluted battery acid. When this acid comes in contact with metal, an electrical imbalance causes rust to occur. The OBD System will protect your car from perforation corrosion from the inside out and the outside in by drastically reducing the rate at which rust occurs.

The OBD Advanced Corrosion System provides an artificial barrier of electrons to restore the electrical imbalance that occurs at potential rust sites. These electrons reinforce those areas where the metal has been exposed to the elements and inhibits the rate of the corrosion process. The performance of the OBD System is further enhanced when combined with Elite Choice Diamond Ceramic Paint Protection which contains a conductive component that allows the impressed electrons generated by the anodes to flow more evenly through the vehicle and subsequently assists the electronic corrosion device in its performance.

The OBD Module is designed to enrich the metal with electrons provided by the power of the vehicle’s battery. Because the OBD port links directly to the vehicle’s battery and grounding system and is non-proprietary, vehicles can now be protected from rust simply by connecting the OBD Module into the vehicle OBD port.