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I don't know about you guys but I cut a variety of materials, I was using steel slats and converted to Galvanized material. Even with the conversion the supports for the slats, which I have yet to change are Steel. I think the next time I change them, since they last awhile, I will use stainless on those. Even so I am getting alot of orange staining from the rust in the past! My tank is coated with an epoxy paint so its holding up but for long term I was curious about some type of anode. I do a lot of RV camping and they use them in the water heater tank as well as inside of some gates for damming water to keep it from rusting up. I was wondering if anyone used them in their tanks. Any thoughts?
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