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Re: pic: Don't Let the Frame Rust...

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Originally Posted by JamesCH95 View Post
For future reference on rust removal: Evapo Rust is magical. It works, it is non-toxic, it doesn't make dust/fumes, and it's widely available.

http://www.evaporust.com/

On a side note, how much did that weigh?
I second that 100% though it's kind of expensive considering I have about 20 gallons laying around at any one time.
20 gallons x $18 a gallon = quite a lot of concentrated potato juice (look up oxalic acid)
Just be careful not to put things with black oxide in it (it will remove it).
Dilluted 'wood bleach' also works but handle that stuff with care (unlike EvapoRust it is much more caustic).

Also you might consider sand blasting or using an 'air eraser' on it.

Planning on powder coating it?

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