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Removing concrete residue from steel and plastic
I have a few concrete vibrators that have concrete specks on them. Is
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Removing concrete residue from steel and plastic
"Ignoramus27770" wrote in message news  I have a few concrete vibrators that have concrete specks on them. Is there some clever way of cleaning them. Maybe some acid or some such. Thanks i Muratic acid is the common concrete/mortar removing method. Don Young |
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