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Identify This Seat Pan?

Nessism said:
This stuff from Home Depot will eat off the rust.
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Is that in the paint department, Ed?

Any special treatment after soaking it?

Rinse (of course), polish, clear coat, ... ?

What does it to to chrome?

Looking at removing some rust from some chromed accessories, hoping maybe this might work.

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exactly the same thing, can be achieved using molasses.....
9 parts of water with 1 part of molasses = phosphoric acid.
i use this all the time....its gentle and very cheap
 
Steve said:
Is that in the paint department, Ed?

Any special treatment after soaking it?

Rinse (of course), polish, clear coat, ... ?

What does it to to chrome?

Looking at removing some rust from some chromed accessories, hoping maybe this might work.

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Paint department Steve. Rinse with water when done. Best to towel dry to avoid a bunch of flash rust. Most production based paint shops use phosphate washes to clean and prep parts for paint. It is acid so don't think I'd put anything in it with a clear coat or such. I've used it to clean rusted chrome parts and it works, but not sure it's ideal for that job. Oxalic acid is prefered for derusting chrome since it won't hurt the metal or good chrome.
 
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