rlowe
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I saw this on another mailing list I'm on... I haven't tried it yet, but it looks promising...
http://www.oddfiddlythings.com/2011/rocketsled/deironoxide/
http://www.oddfiddlythings.com/2011/rocketsled/deironoxide/
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Check this out for rust removal
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Well, I'm not really sure what we have here. The regulator cover looks like something reasonable...but the car wheel assy...was it that shiney when it came out of the factory ! ??
Thats a bit of a push for me.
Who knows, maybe it does work to some extent...gotta wait and see who orders/tries some.
Thats a bit of a push for me.
Who knows, maybe it does work to some extent...gotta wait and see who orders/tries some.
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- Scott Tanner... Can't even see the Cub in this mess..
I tried that stuff, it works, but is expensive... It is also sticky, and I'd bet it is molasses... Their website is www.safestrustremoval.com
It's easier and cheaper, IMHO, to use electrolysis... There is a thread for this in the machine shop...
It's easier and cheaper, IMHO, to use electrolysis... There is a thread for this in the machine shop...
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I'm sorry but its a wire bruxh and solvent for me. The picture of the rear end reminds me of what my father told me aobut Playboy models when I was a teenager, "Son, those pictures are not like real women, they're touched up to remove all blemishes."
After growing up and viewing women who are not "touched up" I have to admit he had a point. I don't know about molasses, but chocolate syrup works for me.
After growing up and viewing women who are not "touched up" I have to admit he had a point. I don't know about molasses, but chocolate syrup works for me.
I'm a big fan of mild acid neutralizing (ie Naval Jelly-phosphoric acid plus other ingredients, KrudKutter Rust-phosphoric acid only) stuff. Heard that Citric Acid/Lemon Juice will do the same but takes longer.
Apply the stuff to wire brushed and rinsed surface, wait a bit, a good soft brush scrub & rinse, let dry and you get bare metal and some black/gray areas.
Protect with primer and paint or wax/oil for bare metal look. This & PB Blaster protects and maintains my tools.
I've heard it works on aluminum too but never tried it on that.
Apply the stuff to wire brushed and rinsed surface, wait a bit, a good soft brush scrub & rinse, let dry and you get bare metal and some black/gray areas.
Protect with primer and paint or wax/oil for bare metal look. This & PB Blaster protects and maintains my tools.
I've heard it works on aluminum too but never tried it on that.
