Basis For Bardahl Products When magnified all metal surfaces have microscopic peaks and troughs on their surfaces. High pressures can create flash temperatures, heating metals and destroying regular oil. Molecular attraction between the hot bare metals can cause surfaces to tear against each other causing wear and eventually the surfaces will weld together. Bardahl’s exclusive ‘Polar Attraction’ formula cools metals, reduces friction and wear. Unprotected metal surfaces are susceptible to excessive wear and tear. Morning start-ups and cold-starts with ordinary oils expose engines to potential break downs as these oils would have easily drained away from the critical moving parts when the ignition is turned off. The result could be potentially dangerous engine failures, which are expensive to repair. Bardahl scientists successfully eliminated the problem of unprotected metal surfaces by carefully formulating a special additive known as “Polar Attraction”. Bardahl’s Polar Attraction formula electronically charges the molecules of ordinary oil and fastens themselves tightly to any oppositely charged metal molecule. In this way a microscopically thin, but extremely durable, film of lubrication is held magnetically in place against metal, insulating the surface against friction, heat and wear. How Polar Attraction & Fullerenes Work Typical anti-wear additives provide only a single layer of wear protection Next Page