Rust remover

[GJUK]

Has anyone used this before?

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2-Kg-Oxalic-Acid- ... 4ce6a280f1

 

Are there any other better things I can buy for dipping lumps of metal in to remove rust which I can't get to with my angle grinder/wire brush?

 

Thanks

 

Jon

[Yeomans22]

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?a ... id=9219067

 

http://www.debgroup.com/en/products/sel ... r-restorer

 

might be of some use.

[RossMK2]

i have used kurust and it worked

[AvantSE]

Kurust is OK for light surface rusting, to sort of deactivate it. I have some Clarke stuff from Machine Mart which is for dipping parts in - can't remember what it's called but it's some sort of acid.

[GJUK]

cool thanks chaps

 

Jon

[stephens_xpack]

The oxalic acid is very good and not to expensive. Try a small part before you go mad to make sure it's what you are after but definitely worth a go.

[Fiesta Steve]

What about a bucket of water and a car battery ??

[sarkie83]

What about a bucket of water and a car battery ??

 

exactly - cheap and VERY effective!!

[RossMK2]

What about a bucket of water and a car battery ??

 

never heard of that what do you do?

[flyingbanana]

What about a bucket of water and a car battery ??

 

never heard of that what do you do?

 

you put metal rods in so they dont touch the item you are cleaning then wire them up to the neg of the charger....negative to the rods postive goes on to your item.add some soda crystals into water.put power on and wait

 

 

after 12hrs

 

 

 

 

[sarkie83]

Electrolysis rust removal: http://www.sarkiesparkingspace.co.uk/electrolysis.asp

[RossMK2]

will give that a go