Got Rust? Fix it through a home made Electrolysis setup!
06-16-2009, 01:55 PM
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Got Rust? Fix it through a home made Electrolysis setup!
Just a preview of my little Electrolysis experiment with nuts and bolts rusted from my Maxima.
Yes, all that floating brown stuff is rust. Water was clear when i began.
Write up coming soon.
Yes, all that floating brown stuff is rust. Water was clear when i began.
Write up coming soon.
06-16-2009, 08:52 PM
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im retarded. if forgot to take a before pic but here's an example of what they ALL look like after 10 years.
After treatment and Before cleaning
After wipe off with rag.
**** works. Total time for this piece was about 3 hours. going to leave it in some more, theres some tough spots that need more time. The parts using now are for my 00vi swap, to "test" the process. I will begin removing engine parts and getting to work.
My calipers need some soaking time too.. but im not sure if it will be safe on the piston.
After treatment and Before cleaning
After wipe off with rag.
**** works. Total time for this piece was about 3 hours. going to leave it in some more, theres some tough spots that need more time. The parts using now are for my 00vi swap, to "test" the process. I will begin removing engine parts and getting to work.
My calipers need some soaking time too.. but im not sure if it will be safe on the piston.
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