GGs
Here's the go to article about electrolytic rust removal on the HTPAA
website. http://www.htpaa.org.au/article-electro.php
I've tried baking soda, but I reckon washing soda works a lot quicker.
Mick Dowling
Melbourne
Member, Hand Tool Preservation Association of Australia Inc.
On 22/10/18, 7:49 pm, "scott grandstaff" wrote:
> You are first going to have to check if your power supply is really
putting
> out
Sounds like maybe you got no apms
Check fuse?
Some of them have fuses
> and sometimes they're hidden?
If the cables spark hard and hot........
(oh
> alright, so kill me, brush them together a second and check you got
spark Its
> not going to hairlip the governor. its 12 volts)
If you do have hot spark
> Either your cable is broken or the clip is not getting good contact
or your
> soup is incorrect.
About 1/2 cup in 5 gallons of washing or baking soda
You
> should be able to see through it and you need to see a fine stream
of tiny
> but steady bubbles rising, or you are going nowhere
yours Scott
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