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At an aluminium and stainless-steel joint, corrosion follows a circuit of metal contact and moisture. The shape of the joint, its coatings and the way it dries determine what a lasting repair must address.
Weathering steel depends on a close-fitting rust layer formed through wet and dry cycles. Where salts, leaks and debris keep a bridge wet, the same brown surface can conceal continuing metal loss.
