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Electrolytic Rust Removal

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Cool. thanks. Would have great to see if come out of the box with nice clean metal.
 
Well, you will have to wash it off to remove the remnants, but washing with soap and water is pretty easy.

...and I can't shut the lawyer in me off- remember, low voltage DC is the path to rust-free, house current AC is the path to the hospital....if you're lucky.
 
>>low voltage DC is the path to rust-free

Only if you don't mix up the leads ;-)
 
Well in that case, what you thought was your sacrificial anode would rust free.
 
and the part you were trying to derust would be worthless if you didn't catch it in time... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/eek.gif
 
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Baking soda may work, but I used Arm and Hammer "Washing Soda" with is more alkaline than baking soda. I don't know if it works better than baking soda, but everything I read said to use washing soda and I know that works.

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Councelor, I stand before you somewhat abashed. I got my Arms mixed up with my Hammers.
I beg the courts mercy, and plead extenuating circumstances, in that it was too cold to wade through the snow to the garage and look at the box to see which product I actually had.
But, baking soda <u>does</u> work.
Jeff
 
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