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Old 05-27-2009, 02:07 AM
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When diluted 4 cups acid to 4 gallons of water the solution will reduce your blast and or wire wheel time by 90%.


I will soak heavy guage parts for about 4 hours, remove and rinse. Parts will flash rust immediately so allow to dry and then blast or wire wheel is a must but the acid does the vast majority of the cleaning.



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Scott,
I was wondering,just to be sure 4 cups acid/1 gallon to 4 gallons water right!!That looks like a good idea for me for all the little parts,Im limited on the amount of blasting i can do due to my compressor runs 85% OF THE TIME WHILE BLASTING AND its sloooow going!! (oops got the caps lock stuck!!)
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Scott,
any word on the dilution???It may seem a silly question to you,but i just want to be sure!!!
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I think what he is saying is the same way i have used it. 1- Cup of the acid to 1- gallon of water.
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WTB, Cultivator just like that one! Looking good Scott!
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