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Opinion about Naval Jelly for rust removal
I recently purchased a small bottle of Naval Jelly and applied it to some
lightly rusted sink legs. It did nothing. I remember using it about 20 years ago on the hood of my white 1972 Buick Skylark and it worked wonderfully. Have the manufacturers weakened this product? Thanks, Be |
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Opinion about Naval Jelly for rust removal
I also think it is of dubious value. I had to switch to using wire
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Opinion about Naval Jelly for rust removal
Being just a gel of phosphoric acid, it might be in any concentration they
make it. Can't answer your specific question. However, I found it useful in removing calcium deposits on sinks or other mineral deposits. But the trick is to give it time. I only wish they made it in a clear base.......... |
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