Chains

I have never had anything work grounding the body. Putting a chain over the axle will not do anything because the body is rubber mounted to the frame for the most part but like I said I never had good luck doing that.
 
some people recommend grounding and say it works. i personally have done some tests with grounding parts while airbrushing to control the static. the overspray makes it easy to see. i never saw a bit of difference either way. even f grounding worked, a chain over the axle wont really cut it. i think you need to drive a grounding rod and hook to the body.
 
shine said:
you can kill it but the second you blow air across or tack it the static will return .
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That's what I thought too. But, so many people swore by it, I believed it.
 
I have written about this before, and you cannot know anything without a stat meter, cement is a poor conductor, so chains are useless.
Only way is a grounding rod and large coated cable coming into the garage, then the static will disappear and tacking will not increase the static.
I think I have picture posted of mine at home here somewhere???
 
Seems to me there is something regarding this that involves the Mason Dixon line? No I have not beed drinking.
 
Outlaw;n81244 said:
Seems to me there is something regarding this that involves the Mason Dixon line? No I have not beed drinking.
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no man thats the toilet bowl. lol......toilets below the equator flush clockwise and above is counter clockwise..lmao!
 
Jim C;n81254 said:
no man thats the toilet bowl. lol......toilets below the equator flush clockwise and above is counter clockwise..lmao!
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LOL, so true!

That mason dixon line is related to 1.3 tips vs 1.4 tips.
 
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