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Re: using phosphoric acid and primer
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Posted by B-maniac on April 07, 2006 at 18:46:16 from (71.124.36.215):
In Reply to: using phosphoric acid and primer posted by 1951G on April 05, 2006 at 07:47:45:
Phosphoric acid is not a rust remover or a rust nuetralizer. It does one thing.It chemically etches smooth metal to promote primer adhesion. You not only don't need it on cast,but shouldn't use it on cast or any blasted metal surface or sanded smooth metal. It's designed to use on equipment that is fabricated out of hot or cold rolled steel that is not blasted or sanded before priming. There is no need to use it on a tractor restoration at all! There are a lot of products out there on the market...you only need about 10% of them if that much.
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