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    Does anyone remember....

     



    On an episode of trucks (maybe?) the the guys took a tub and filled it with some sort of liquid and placed a rusted part attached to a trickle charger and let it sit over night. The next day no rust! I havn't been able to find what they used!

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    oh i figured some one with a shop may have done it!

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    That sounds like Electrolysis-here is a Link you might look at:

    Metal Meet Forums

    Also, Molasses and Vinegar can also be used along with a lot of other things-

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    Quote Originally Posted by DennyW
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    Woops! Sorry, and I realized that was another way to remove Rust, not the Electolysis method-try this:

    Electrolytic Rust Removal

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    thats IT! washing soda! I never could find it at wal-mart or anywhere else

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    If you can't get it at the grocery store, try a pool supply place. They should have soda ash (washing soda).
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