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Rust in tight places
wrote in message ... On Thu, 5 Feb 2009 20:49:47 -0600, "Maxwell" #$$9#@%%%.^^^ wrote: "stol" wrote in message ... Rust converters not properly and completely flushed will corrode the parent metal.. I guess I should have mentioned that first but I did assume that is a no brainer. My bad. over and out. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Not all brands require a flush. Some convert surface rust to a hard dark grey coating that seems to be an excellent sealer. Phosphoric Acid (Metal Prep) does just that - used as an "etch" in auto-body work to give the primer some "tooth" as well as getting rid of any minor surface "flask\h" rust. Makes Iron Phosphate. This is the product I used http://www.idealtruevalue.com/servlet/the-47233/Detail Treated some rust areas in a truck bed under a bed liner. When I sold the truck ten years later, the treated areas were still free of corrosion. |
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Rust in tight places
On Thu, 5 Feb 2009 23:11:51 -0600, "Maxwell" #$$9#@%%%.^^^ wrote:
wrote in message .. . On Thu, 5 Feb 2009 20:49:47 -0600, "Maxwell" #$$9#@%%%.^^^ wrote: "stol" wrote in message ... Rust converters not properly and completely flushed will corrode the parent metal.. I guess I should have mentioned that first but I did assume that is a no brainer. My bad. over and out. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Not all brands require a flush. Some convert surface rust to a hard dark grey coating that seems to be an excellent sealer. Phosphoric Acid (Metal Prep) does just that - used as an "etch" in auto-body work to give the primer some "tooth" as well as getting rid of any minor surface "flask\h" rust. Makes Iron Phosphate. This is the product I used http://www.idealtruevalue.com/servlet/the-47233/Detail Treated some rust areas in a truck bed under a bed liner. When I sold the truck ten years later, the treated areas were still free of corrosion. Not bad stuff but expensive (relatively) and not good for getting into the real close stuff in welded clusters. Not sure which of it's ingredients are the active rust converter. |
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