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RUST REMOVAL

Started by fink, September 30, 2013, 06:49:48 PM

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fink

I've been reading a thread on Oz Rodders forum regards  rust removal,it seems that Citric Acid is the way to go,it's user friendly,enviro friendly,not messy and very affordable,everyone seems happy with the results  aswell. :-*Gaz!

Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius

What about Phosphoric Acid? I have some commercially branded stuff, did the job when I used it.

fink

It does ,but nowhere near as good as Citric Acid,you don't need to Login,just go to OzRodderes and you can read it in the Tech section,this stuff comes in Crystals and you dilute it,pretty simple!

Dave Lakin (Davo Lako)

Hey Fink ... I use it and its great .. Brings up rusty chrome a treat ... Epecially Tasman rims ... Ps . In Perth again but leaving in an hour !!!
When I was a young man I spent most of my money on cars , beer and women (in that order) ... the rest ... I just wasted !

Port Macquarie NSW

Ed


Ttried it recently.. works very well.

The brackets and things I did came up very clean... and they didnt turn black like when using phosphoric.. and as you say cheap!

Cheers

Ed
in the shed

fcv85l

where would one puchace this super dooper product you speak of

Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius

The supermarket, I got a 500g bag of the stuff from an import warehouse that only cost a few dollars.

fe350chev

u guys didnt read my build page did u lol. shower power works good too depending on the parts your doing.
Deano

Current Rides: 1958 "Black and White Taxi" FC special Sedan, 1957 FE special Sedan, BA Futura,  2015 VF Commodore, 1956 Austin Tipper Truck