How Whip Battery Protector Works
How Whip Battery Protector Works
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Help protect batteries, terminals and connections against oxidation and corrosion.
Help protect batteries, terminals and connections against oxidation and corrosion.
Whip is a brush-on corrosion protector used on battery posts, battery cables, electrical connections and other metal components. Whip can also be used as a penetrating solution for rusted hardware and as a moisture/water repellent in certain applications.
Ways to Use Whip
Ways to Use Whip
Battery Terminal Corrosion Protection
Battery Terminal Corrosion Protection
Battery terminals and electrical connections are common areas for oxidation and corrosion.
Whip Battery Protector can be applied directly to:
Battery posts
Battery terminals
Battery cables
Starter connections
Electric welder cable connections
Rust Penetrating Solution
Rust Penetrating Solution
Whip isn't only a battery corrosion protector. It also works as a deep penetrating solution for rusted hardware.
Apply Whip to a rusted:
Nut
Bolt
Screw
Threaded component
Allow Whip to sit for an extended period before attempting removal.
Moisture Protection for Connections & Hardware
Moisture Protection for Connections & Hardware
Whip can also be used as a moisture/water repellent on certain bolts, screws and wire connections exposed to water or extremely humid conditions.
Brush Whip directly onto the area requiring protection.
Whip is not recommended for moving or flowing water.
Where to Use Whip
Where to Use Whip
🛻 Cars, Trucks & Equipment
🛻 Cars, Trucks & Equipment
Use Whip corrosion protection on applications including:
Battery terminals
Battery posts
Battery cables
Starter connections
Hood latches
Trunk latches
Door hinges
Lug nuts
🧑🔧 Garages & Workshops
🧑🔧 Garages & Workshops
Whip can also be used on:
Rusted nuts, bolts and screws
Welder cable connections
Table saw adjustment mechanisms
Vise threads
Clamp threads
🏠 Around the Home
🏠 Around the Home
Whip can also be used on:
Washing machines
Sump pumps
Indoor water shut-off valves
Outdoor water shut-off valves
Flashlight battery connections
Toy battery connections
How to Use Whip
How to Use Whip
1. Open Whip
1. Open Whip
Open the Whip container by unscrewing the cap and use the attached applicator brush located underneath the cap.
2. Brush on Whip
2. Brush on Whip
Apply Whip directly to the surface, connection or hardware you want to protect or treat.
3. Allow Whip to Work
3. Allow Whip to Work
Leave Whip on the treated area to provide protection or, when used as a penetrating solution, to penetrate rusted hardware. If using to treat rust, allow several days for results.
FAQs
FAQs
What is Whip Battery Protector?
Whip is a brush-on battery corrosion protector designed to help stop oxidation and corrosion on battery posts, terminals, cables, electrical connections, hardware and other metal components.
Is Whip only for car batteries?
No. Whip can be used on batteries and electrical connections in cars, trucks, equipment and other applications. It can also be used on rusted hardware and for moisture protection in certain situations.
Can Whip be used on battery terminals?
Yes. Battery posts, terminals and battery cables are among the primary applications for Whip Battery Protector.
Can Whip be used on rusted bolts?
Yes. Whip works as a penetrating solution for rusted nuts, bolts and screws. Apply Whip and allow it to sit for an extended period before attempting removal.
Does Whip come with an applicator?
Yes. Both the 2 fl oz bottle and 16 fl oz (1 pint) can include a built-in application brush.
Where is Whip Battery Protector made?
Whip is made in Kansas, USA by Pro-Tec, Inc.
Where can I buy Whip Battery Protector?
You can order Whip directly from Pro-Tec, Inc. by phone or email. Email whipbatteryprotectant@gmail.com or call +1 (785) 547-7696 to place an order. Whip may also be available online through select independent resellers.
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