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Also keep in mind that you want to prevent galvanic reaction. Corrosion is a related, but different issue.

OMGosh... I can't get the laugh emoji to work when I use my iPad! 😂

"Bottom line is that I wouldn't loose any sleep over this..." LOL, we do wander don't we?..! I couldn't agree more. Thanks @Ray70 for steering us back to the world of common sense!

Happy Holidays to all! Question for you mechanical folk... does anyone manufacture bolts for battery terminals that are rated for copper and dissimilar materials ? I can't tell from the picture that @csheath posted, but the terminals appear to be coated and they probably accept copper. It seems...

You’re both right! 💕 In electrical applications, galvanic corrosion occurs when a more active metal comes in contact with a less active one. Moisture acts as a catalyst and salt, acids and bases, when combined with water, are great catalysts. Moisture alone is a catalyst that speeds up a...

…and apply it between the copper and stainless steel.

JFYI: Copper galvanic corrosion occurs when copper and stainless steel are in contact.