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Thanks. It leaves any pitted areas as clean pitted steel. The iron oxide ends up in solution in the derust solution. I have sprayed a little of this on my grass. The areas that i have sprayed it seemed to perk up and become a more vigorous color. I guess when it wont work anymore it will be used as a fertilizer in a pump sprayer lol.
I have found that it will pit and eat mopar body bolts, nuts, and clips if left long enough. I tested this out on some frnder bolts and nuts, and forgot them for over a 2 week period, and it ate them. Stamped steel sheet parts , or bumper brackets it seems to be ok.
Heres the cool thing, its real cheap to make, and theres little to no effort involved. Set the parts in the tank, make sure they are completely submerged, and walk away for about a week, rinse with tsp and water mixture, let dry, prep, prime, paint. Heavier pitting may take longer.
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Thanks. It leaves any pitted areas as clean pitted steel. The iron oxide ends up in solution in the derust solution. I have sprayed a little of this on my grass. The areas that i have sprayed it seemed to perk up and become a more vigorous color. I guess when it wont work anymore it will be used as a fertilizer in a pump sprayer lol.
I have found that it will pit and eat mopar body bolts, nuts, and clips if left long enough. I tested this out on some frnder bolts and nuts, and forgot them for over a 2 week period, and it ate them. Stamped steel sheet parts , or bumper brackets it seems to be ok.
Heres the cool thing, its real cheap to make, and theres little to no effort involved. Set the parts in the tank, make sure they are completely submerged, and walk away for about a week, rinse with tsp and water mixture, let dry, prep, prime, paint. Heavier pitting may take longer.