Posted by Mike CA on November 11, 2009 at 17:44:59 from (99.28.152.102):
I got it set up, and put in my first part. It started bubbling right away. My kids thought it was neat as I explained the science behind it. I showed them, and answered their questions so they wouldn't be curious. They know to stay away and not to touch.
- Right now I have it set up for 12v 2 amp. Would it make a difference if I bump it up to 6 amps?
- Will it pull the paint off the part too, or just fix the metal underneath, and I'll have to wire wheel off the paint?
- How often can I use this tank before I have to dump it and refill it with water/Soda Ash?
I hope this works out! It will be awesome if it really works out!
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