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Electrolytic rust removal

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by mruta, Dec 13, 2005.

  1. Dec 13, 2005
    mruta

    mruta I drank with Billy!

    Downers Grove, IL
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    Has anyone tried this? I finally got around to trying it yesterday. It's too cool! I've been cleaning M38A1 parts almost nonstop since Monday morning. I'm having too much fun with this.... I think I might be losing my mind! :twisted:
     
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  2. Dec 13, 2005
    Old Bill

    Old Bill Aggressively passive....

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    8) Glad it works!
     
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    Rondog

    Rondog just hangin' out

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    Never heard of it, got any info or links?
     
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    jd7

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    It really works? thats pretty neat
     
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    sparky

    sparky Sandgroper Staff Member Founder

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    MOP

    MOP Active Member

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    Worked for me, as Sparky pointed out. Just get a copper, or similar, brush to clean up the grime after you treat them in the pot. Then clean up the parts with brake cleaner, parts washer, etc. to get rid of the water and make them shine.

    I know what you mean mruta, it's addictive once you start watching the pot boil. I kinda want to throw some detergent in a pond during a lightning storm and drive my whole JEEP in it. ;)
     
    MOP, Dec 13, 2005
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