CLR Uses?
Sup org, I have done a little searching but I have not come across any thread with much details but I have seen one that someone recommended to use CLR (Calcium Lime Rust) on their engine bay but another member said don't use it there because it is flammable. I was wondering if anyone tried using it for their rear beam or undercarriage to remove rust and paint over. There are very few shops that will work on an undercarriage.
Trying to slow down the aging process of the 4th gens...:D |
http://www.jelmar.com/msds/CLR_MSDS_eng.pdf
Says its an "Aqueous Acidic Cleaner". So basically it's a weak acid mixed with water. The MSDS says its non-flammable. |
Originally Posted by ajm8127
(Post 8177602)
http://www.jelmar.com/msds/CLR_MSDS_eng.pdf
Says its an "Aqueous Acidic Cleaner". So basically it's a weak acid mixed with water. The MSDS says its non-flammable. |
Originally Posted by Trini Boom
(Post 8179497)
Ok so I will try it in a spray bottle for rust under the car and see what happens...hopefully not weaken it too much.
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