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The electrolyte is either Calcium Carbonate (Washing soda) or Sodium Hydroxide (Lye), your choice. I use lye because it strips the old oil, paint, and grease better, but it's more alkaline, or basic, and hence a little more harse on your skin.

Any plastic container should work. My thinking is to use a plastic stock tank for the next project, and use my engine hoist to support heavy parts like wheel centers in the tank. Even being able to dip half a part at a time should be a plus.

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I use one tablespoon of lye or washing soda per gallon of water. It's not critical at all. If I have a part that is so big that it creates too high a current draw, I might thin the mix. If I have a part the is really caked in paint, I might boost it up.

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I typically draw 4-8 amps depending on the situation.

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