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On 4/20/2008 4:28 AM Jim Elbrecht spake thus:
wrote: I got a plier that is rusted solid,how to break it free? I'd use PBR- but if that fails, I'd try electrolysis- http://www.instructables.com/id/Elec...val-aka-Magic/ I can vouch for this method of rust removal. It works on any ferrous (iron/steel) object. Uses sodium carbonate as the electrolyte. Rust comes right off! All you need is a decent low-voltage DC power supply (a battery charger'll do in a pinch). -- The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter. - Attributed to Winston Churchill |
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