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网页2008年3月6日 · Clean as much rust and dirt off as you can with a toothbrush before putting whatever you want to clean in the acid. Use a polypropylene or polyethylene plastic (milk jug plastic) bucket or tub to put your solution in. Most buckets you …
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网页2021年10月10日 · Landspeed Addicts. Basically any acid will help dissolve rust (iron oxide) particles. Oxalic acid is also known and found as wood bleach in hardware stores. You can buy it direct as dry powder on Amazon or similar. It is what used to be purchased as heavy duty cooling system cleaner. Neutralizing any acid is …
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网页2023年1月16日 · Citric and oxalic acid take about the same amount of time, pretty safe, works great on chrome parts. Phosphoric acid is faster (concrete / metal etch and prep at home depot) MSDS sheet lists it at 35-45% strength phosphoric acid. Neutralize either with baking soda water to be safe.
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网页2014年9月19日 · Professional cooling system de-scaling is done with Sulphamic acid for hard water, lime and antifreeze build up. Oxalic acid is used to remove rust. Sulphamic acid crystals are available at the hardware store in form of 'grout and tile cleaner'. Oxalic acid crystals are available in form of 'wood bleach'. Containers say what acid is used and ...
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网页2008年3月6日 · Since the Oxalic Acid only attacks the Iron Oxide or rust, after doing it's job revealed a black coat of paint that looked almost new after 60 years. See for yourself: Last edited: Mar 28, 2011. Leevon, Mar 28, 2011.
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网页2008年3月6日 · Several times folks asked about neutralizing oxalic acid. After cleaning the rust off of your parts, soak them in plain clean water for a couple hours. Common household baking soda will neutralize acid very quickly. Be sure to neutralize the acid after cleaning your parts. Any active acid left in cracks or seams will continue to eat away at the ...
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网页2008年3月6日 · I think "CLR" (calicum, lime & rust) is the same in liquid form.I buy the "family dollar" store brand(The works) of it for a $1 & use it to flush my radiator with excellant results & It does also work for cleaning up rust. Says on the label its "oxalic & glycolic"acid.Works great & its cheap!! JimV
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网页2024年8月23日 · It will eat rust, and make bubbly hydrogen: C6H8O7 + Fe2O3 → 2 FeO + 6 CO + 2 H2O + 2 H2. This is similar to how that stanky vinegar works. If you bump the pH up (by adding something like washing soda), then citric acid stops playing like an acid and starts "chelating".
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网页2014年2月3日 · Fill the water jackets (heads and intake installed, water pump and thermostat holes capped) and drive around for a few minutes, park it a few hours, repeat the process for a few days. Drain the solution, remove heads, intake, etc. and high pressure wash out the "crap". May have to repeat the process.
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网页2010年8月22日 · Mix 3-4oz per gallon of water. 'Barkeeper's friend' is mostly fine abrasives with only a small amount of those crystals. Oxalic acid is still considered a mild acid, but more effective against rust, than vinegar, molasses or citric acid. It's also mild enough to be safe with softer metals, like brass, copper, etc.