rust removal

[Lorna c]

hey y'all . I'm sure some may know this but some won't .
especially you east & mid west where they use salt on the roads ... haha you can see the street through the floor board in the winter cars ..haha spent a year and a half in Ohio . north Ohio. Oregon Ohio actually . anyway check this link out . this is a easy diy way to take the work out of your hands. and it'll get in every crevice that the salt/salt water can fling into (everything) . anyway seems nice and easy. happy derusting. .[youtube][/youtube]

[Linda]

I always worry when the comments are disabled. 5k positive, 3k negative, wonder why.
Linda

[Lorna c]

I didn't notice that . I'll have to look around to see if.i see more like that way of doing it .

[Lorna c]

[youtube][/youtube]
this one goes better in explanation and details.

[Lorna c]

everyone must know this method already huh ?
well I guess it's all new to a newbie like me . anyway thought it could help someone out , out there at sometime.. I thought it was cool and I've seen you guys polish up the nuts and all on these cars so thought it might cut down on labor for ya .. ok then , that's all from me on this matter .. lol .. ttfn

[notoptoy]

One product does it for me!!! Evap-O-Rust Love that stuff!

[Pjackb]

One product does it for me!!! Evap-O-Rust Love that stuff!

+1 on Evap-O-Rust

[C.Costine]

On the tractor forum that I frequent Evaporust is very popular. I have used it and it works well. Electrolysis has many proponents too, and there are some who proclaim how well molasses solution works.

[Lorna c]

evap o rust huh? I'll look that up

[augsburger]

I used to use an electrolysis to get the rust off axe heads I would restore without polishing or wire wheels. It will leave a nice dark patina without changing different types of steel various colors like a vinegar soak will. Excellent for pitted items but it takes a little knowledge of chemistry, time, a slow charging battery charger (2A). And you must build a container. Never used evapo rust but it is probably a better application for the roadster crowd. Here is a pic of an axe done with this method. 3.5 lb. Connecticut pattern no name on a 28" straight hickory handle. Very hard bit and razor sharp. When you hold it, you start to grow fangs and get mean.

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[Lorna c]

lol lumber jack man !
looks nice for sure !

[JagerTex]

I used to use an electrolysis to get the rust off axe heads I would restore without polishing or wire wheels. It will leave a nice dark patina without changing different types of steel various colors like a vinegar soak will. Excellent for pitted items but it takes a little knowledge of chemistry, time, a slow charging battery charger (2A). And you must build a container. Never used evapo rust but it is probably a better application for the roadster crowd. Here is a pic of an axe done with this method. 3.5 lb. Connecticut pattern no name on a 28" straight hickory handle. Very hard bit and razor sharp. When you hold it, you start to grow fangs and get mean.20161107_122545.jpg

I just uses electrolysis and a phosphoric acid spritz to do my entire frame... It works, lkts of pics on my build thread

[Daryl Smith]

New tool for the wish list!?

Don't know if this came up before, but the article is 3 years old...
https://www.carthrottle.com/post/does-l ... ffordable/

[notoptoy]

That is amazing, I want one. Just need to sell the Bugatti I don't have to get one.