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Old 11-09-2013, 09:44 PM
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i got tired of dealing with rust and nasty paint , this spring i finish my large sand blasting booth ,it sure makes fast work of everything.
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That looks great! I'm just getting on a set with a badly rusted chassis, and am looking for suggestions. Does that product work if brushed onto the surface, or do you really need to soak the parts in it?
They recommend soaking a rag and lying it on the rusty surface. Then, put a plastic bag around it to keep from drying out. I tried it on a small section of the chassis and it work but not as fast as a full dunk.

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i got tired of dealing with rust and nasty paint , this spring i finish my large sand blasting booth ,it sure makes fast work of everything.
Any concerns about damaging tube sockets, soft aluminum IF cans, etc ?
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