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Thread: Rust Removal Idea
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02-04-2007 #1
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Rust Removal Idea
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJeXwsl87us
I caught this on Trucks! today (much improved w/o that bald guy). I happened to record it on the computer, so I dumped it up to YouTube.Scott from NJ.
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02-04-2007 #2
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I saw that on stovebolt a while back.
http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/ru..._derusting.htmBrad Shepard
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I guess I should have been watching Trucks. I'm glad you guys posted this I was getting ready to have some small parts blasted. Saved a little coin.
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be sure you watch what you are doing...also use a well ventilated area and make sure you keep th charger away from the work.
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Hey that's Kevin Tetz! He runs the Paintucation forum http://www.leopardsystems.com/paintucationforum/
Originally Posted by BonzoHansen
and created the paint your own car videos. He's a real nice guy. I had a few questions about painting my car after getting his videos and he called me at my house, after hours, on his own dime. Nice to see he's moving up!
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Josh, are those DVDs good?
Scott from NJ.
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sweet thanks for sharing bonzo, that is bound to help lots of us.
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I think they are very good...especially for the price. I only have the paint your own car, not the rest of them. I got it on VHS but wish I had them all on DVD. Originally Posted by BonzoHansen
I think they are kind of like painting your car for dummies. They do not go into huge detail but give you some great tips and lots of ideas. His forum is an awesome place to get the rest of the information you need.
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Funny that the bald guy was on an episode of dog eat dog.
If everything is coming your way, you are in the wrong lane.
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I wonder if I get a kiddie pool, I can do this to my front subframe?
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Yep...you're limited pretty much by how big of a tank you can find/build. You can also use molasses in place of electrolysis..Google for details. Originally Posted by absintheisfun
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