Hi All,
This is something I have seen on you tube etc before and thought it looked very effective and low cost for cleaning rust from old car parts. I already have a suitable plastic container, plenty of spare steel to act as sacrificial pieces and a 12v battery charger with ammeter gauge. I think this will also be a little more gentle on parts than sandblasting. I am very curious just how much rust this method could effectively remove and how long it takes.
I have seen some good sites to describe this process likethis one
Have any members experience with their own setups and do you have any tips or hints to share?
I will be setting this up tonight if I can get washing soda in local shops and do a test piece first. Then ill clean up 2x rusty C124 rear hubs and I will share that on here and hopefully the results of how it the parts clean up!
[video=youtube_share;qi8qIxK4IlA]https://youtu.be/qi8qIxK4IlA[/video]
This is something I have seen on you tube etc before and thought it looked very effective and low cost for cleaning rust from old car parts. I already have a suitable plastic container, plenty of spare steel to act as sacrificial pieces and a 12v battery charger with ammeter gauge. I think this will also be a little more gentle on parts than sandblasting. I am very curious just how much rust this method could effectively remove and how long it takes.
I have seen some good sites to describe this process likethis one
Have any members experience with their own setups and do you have any tips or hints to share?
I will be setting this up tonight if I can get washing soda in local shops and do a test piece first. Then ill clean up 2x rusty C124 rear hubs and I will share that on here and hopefully the results of how it the parts clean up!
[video=youtube_share;qi8qIxK4IlA]https://youtu.be/qi8qIxK4IlA[/video]
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