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Re: Rust Removal and tire rims
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Posted by Paul (QC) on December 17, 2002 at 16:10:03 from (207.253.108.98):
In Reply to: Rust Removal and tire rims posted by marvin on December 17, 2002 at 09:33:48:
Washing soda and baking soda will both work. If you have a meter on your battery charger keep adding the stuff to the water until you get a reasonable current (2-3 amps works for me). Don't be surprised if the process takes off a lot of paint. This should be paint that would have come off anyway eventually. Where the paint is in good condition the electrolysis won't touch it.
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