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Will bleach eat rust?
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Posted by super99 on November 18, 2006 at 16:00:30 from (207.144.222.183):
Has anyone ever used bleach to free up rusted parts? I was told of a guy that restores old 1 cylinder engines and that if they are stuck bad, he pours cylinder full of bleach and lets it set and they come free. Read somewhere, (maybe here) that someone would wrap a bleach soaked rag around a stuck part and in a day or 2 it would come apart. A machinist told me long ago that if a part was loose on shaft, pour bleach on it and it would scald it together. I have a shaft out of a disk that was ran loose and packed with dirt and rust and can't get bearing off to change blades. I've tried diesel fuel and all kinds of panther pee and cant get it loose, wondered if bleach might work? Thanks in advance, Chris
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