10-14-2016, 12:20 PM | #41 | |
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Re: Vinegar flush
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after a week i pulled them out and both were clean metal no rust, about the time i rinsed the vinegar off the clippers i could watch it lightly rust. The clamshells though I pulled them all out, ashed them all off and picked the best two. Let them dry in the sun - no rust. Painted the best two and put the rest on the shelf in the garage - they are just now starting to rust again in spots and its been at least 1-2 years. I think it all depends on the metal and cast must do something that steel doesnt....
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10-14-2016, 04:50 PM | #42 |
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Re: Vinegar flush
It is likely so, as different metals do react differently in many cases, for sure.
My most notable experience of such was in dipping an air maze cleaner body for a Model A Ford into a vat of muriatic acid once. I had forgotten that acid and aluminum do not mix well and the part I dipped was so very coated with grime that I didn't think about it being aluminum at the time. Needless to say, that large body was "gone in 60 seconds" to coin a phrase. The pot was boiling like a witch's pot foaming over in no time, too. :-( |
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10-14-2016, 06:49 PM | #43 | |
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Re: Vinegar flush
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This ounce of prevention caused me a pound of ills! |
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