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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Feb 2007
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      Do you guys think this rust removal technique will work?

      I have a lot of rust inside my frame, door sills and rocker panels. I believe I read on the evapo-rust website that if something is too big to dip into evapo-rust you can just keep a wet rag of evapo-rust on it. So I was thinking about stuffing everything that has rust in it with rags and having a funnel to pour evapo-rust into once in a while. I know it certainly wont work overnight but could it work in a few months? Could driving the car like that make it work even better because it shakes it up?



    2. #2
      Join Date
      Sep 2004
      Location
      savannah,ga
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      I guess it would work. I have used Ospho, which is Phosphoric acid. I believe that your idea would work, how about soaking the rags and then stuffing them in the frame for awhile.

    3. #3
      Join Date
      Feb 2007
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      Quote Originally Posted by Tom Welch
      I guess it would work. I have used Ospho, which is Phosphoric acid. I believe that your idea would work, how about soaking the rags and then stuffing them in the frame for awhile.
      Thats how I'm going to do it if I do this. Soak the rags, stuff them, then stick small funnels into the small holes for the brake lines. I had another idea today too, thinking about using a pump of some sort to continiously spray evapo-rust onto whatever I want and have a cookie tray to catch it with a hose going back to the pump. What do you think?

    4. #4
      Join Date
      Apr 2001
      Location
      Rockford Illinois
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      Holy trail of rust Batman , that car just desintigrated as it drove by Quick Robin get the Bat Broom and Rustpan and help



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