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3CorsaMeal

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14th Apr 11 at 09:31

Anyone tried this yet?

Scroll down this page for some pics
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=57228&page=3

The product
http://www.elitecarcare.co.uk/deox-gel-gelled-rust-remover-1kg.php

thinking of getting some, apparantely its quite good for bolts and screws

[Edited on 18-04-2011 by 3CorsaMeal]

3CorsaMeal

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14th Apr 11 at 09:54

well i ordered the gel and the crystal stuff anyway now.

will report back on my findings

Steve

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14th Apr 11 at 09:56

what you using it for?

davieslim

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14th Apr 11 at 10:05

i was watching the restoration of the s14 on the sxoc and the stuff looks good i might have to try it for myself as well

3CorsaMeal

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14th Apr 11 at 10:07

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
what you using it for?

corrado parts, going to sort it out properly.

took quite a bit of paint off tailgate yesterday in a moment of madness but glad i did as found a bit starting to rot away and caught it just in time.

Steve

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14th Apr 11 at 10:25

im assuming this stuff would melt paint aswell?

eg if i had a painted area where a small edge had chipped off and beneath was rusty i couldnt apply to the rusty bit without some getting on the paint work, damage?

3CorsaMeal

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14th Apr 11 at 10:37

i don';t know but i will find out when i get it

Steve

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14th Apr 11 at 12:26

t_benn_1

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14th Apr 11 at 12:48

Leaves paint on i believe

3CorsaMeal

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14th Apr 11 at 12:48

i'm really excited about this and can't wait to find rusty stuff to make shiney

Ojc

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14th Apr 11 at 14:53

Wish I had my Nova still be useful for bits on that

3CorsaMeal

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14th Apr 11 at 14:54

i'm going to find a ratlook car and treat his bonnet doing the night, would that be vandelism

recarouk

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14th Apr 11 at 20:36

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
i'm going to find a ratlook car and treat his bonnet doing the night, would that be vandelism

flol

3CorsaMeal

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16th Apr 11 at 17:23

Jims like this

is good stuff, just dumped a few random things in a tiny little 250ml tray and all the rust just vanishes

3CorsaMeal

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18th Apr 11 at 09:45

i'm going to take some photos, left a really rusty brake caliper in the solution for 24hrs and its amazing

3CorsaMeal

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18th Apr 11 at 11:41

a bolt i soaked compared to one i didn't

brake calipers were like this, this is a rear, but front was just as bad

front one soaked, will redo it to get more off

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18th Apr 11 at 13:18

Could get better results with some washing soda and a battery charger

Ben G

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18th Apr 11 at 13:52

you said amazing, not average?

Jambo

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18th Apr 11 at 13:54

quote:
Originally posted by ed
Could get better results with some washing soda and a battery charger

Or vinegar and a wire brush tbh

mattfiesta

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18th Apr 11 at 14:06

I'd say vinegar does a better job.

Steve

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18th Apr 11 at 14:07

might try soaking something in vinegar tonight

Steve

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18th Apr 11 at 14:10

Heard coke works too!

3CorsaMeal

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18th Apr 11 at 15:13

i've tried coke before and didn't seem to work for me.

i had been trying to clean that caliper up with a wire brush, wire brush on a drill to and even the dremel grinder, thats why the VW logo isn't there,

Jambo

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18th Apr 11 at 17:35

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
might try soaking something in vinegar tonight

Penis/adder/lower arms

Ben J

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18th Apr 11 at 17:39

What am I looking at exactly?

All I can see is fucked parts that then are still fucked but in a different colour.

[Edited on 18-04-2011 by Ben J]

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