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Using phosphoric acid on sheet steel
Hi all,
I have a steel BBQ which I am looking to derust using phosphoric acid. The acid is very runny and the BBQ far too big to dip it into a container of acid. I was wondering what the best method of "soaking" the BBQ in the acid so it would remove the rust. Some thoughts I had were. 1. put kitchen roll soaked in the acid on the surface 2. somehow thicken it (e.g. cornflour or something) 3. continually scrub it with a brush soaked in it Anyone have any ideas / thoughts? thanks Lee. |
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