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Re: Re: Any one have a home brew rust eater formula,
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Posted by Franz on January 04, 2001 at 23:37:21 from (209.206.92.231):
In Reply to: Re: Any one have a home brew rust eater formula, posted by MarkB on January 04, 2001 at 14:10:27:
The key ingredient in all rust converters is Phosphoric acid. The catalist is water, iron oxide becomes Iron Phosphate. Gemplers has a good product at a reasonable price. If you have a chemical supplier in the area, a gallon of 85% phosphoric will make you about 12 gallons of rust converter by adding water. It will disolve aluminum, and you don't want to spray it. Home Depo also sells a metal prep solution in the paint department that is Phosphoric based.
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