sandblasting is cheaper, but not everyone has a compressor
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heres a great way to remove rust
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i prefer using wire wheels to sand blasting for a lot of things. Can get pretty much anything to come up looking brand new, get them in different wire grades, soft enough you wont strip skin from your hand, hard enough you can strip concrete :)Just a little project im working on
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White vinegar is great for de-rusting parts that can't be disassembled - like seat rails. For best effect, I usually let parts soak overnight, rinse with a hose to get the loose stuff off, then let it soak again. Repeat until clean, then paint.
For other stuff I have a Harbor Freight blast cabinet with a few modifications and one of their pressure blasters.
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Originally posted by sennafan View Postp.s. I have rust on top of rust, but I still love Ohio.
I know the feeling, minus the love Ohio part. :razz:
Always nice to see another rust trick. Can never have too many for that damn crap. I need to move back down south where rust isn't a problem.:(
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Heres what happened when I tried to clean the rust out of my trunk. I am replacing all my suspension pieces to get the car ready to autocross. After I sand blast the parts, what is best to paint them with? Will regular rust-oleum work or is there something better? ThanksLast edited by sennafan; 05-22-2014, 05:34 AM.
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