Car Silencer Mud: Is It Normal or Threatening?

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The forum discussion centers on the sale of car silencer mud in the Gulf region, which is rumored to be exported for various purposes, including potential illicit uses. Participants highlight the value of materials like platinum found in catalytic converters, which are often recycled for profit. The conversation emphasizes the lack of information available online regarding the specific uses of this mud, raising concerns about its implications for society. The discussion suggests that the mud may be linked to industrial recycling processes, particularly in relation to catalytic converters.

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Hello folks

I'm worried something wrong is going or
may be I'm way too concerned about it
as I had studied science after my 12th grade.
But People here in gulf selling car silencers
Mud. The Mud gathered in Cars silencer
filters are sold at very high prices
I have heard that the Mud or whole filter box
purchased by some locals and than
exported to Dubai from there these mud containers
are exported to Spain or Iran. There is no info regarding this Mud on the Internet that where and for what purpose they use this Mud. Heard it is used by the black world people for atomic purposes please do your searches dear members and inform about it. Is it normal or threatening to our society from gulf. Saad
 
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Can you post a link showing where you heard those things?
 
Saad Bin Aslam said:
There is no info regarding this Mud on the Internet that where and for what purpose they use this Mud. Heard it is used by the black world people for atomic purposes please do your searches dear members and inform about it. Is it normal or threatening to our society from gulf. Saad
The catalytic converters in the exhaust systems of modern cars contain platinum, which is valuable enough (at about $1000/ounce not much less than gold) that people will recycle the converters to recover the platinum.
 
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anorlunda said:
Can you post a link showing where you heard those things?
I'm working in a country in Gulf. In the industrial area where every single maintenance workshop owner have this rumor and they sell this material very often
 
Nugatory said:
The catalytic converters in the exhaust systems of modern cars contain platinum, which is valuable enough (at about $1000/ounce not much less than gold) that people will recycle the converters to recover the platinum.
Thanks buddy but can I believe its 100% true what you have said?
 
Saad Bin Aslam said:
Thanks buddy but can I believe its 100% true what you have said?
It is. It's even done on a industrial level.
 
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What is car soils???
 
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Saad Bin Aslam said:
There is no info regarding this Mud on the Internet that where and for what purpose they use this Mud.
Look for "catalytic converter recycling".

From the video below:
The ground ceramics will be shipped to specialised mills to be reprocessed. 90% will be used to spray catalytic converters, with the remaining 10% going to medical and jewellery.

 

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