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Old 11-27-2007, 09:36 AM
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What is the best chemical to clean parts that are rusty greasy or just plain old and have lots of dirt. I want some kind of acid chemical that I can keep in a 5 gallon buket submerge my part then remove after a while and have it clean. Any opinions?
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I use Gunk SC (Ace Hardware special orders it for me) mixed with mineral spirits.
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I have some battery acid it was sold to me from a asttery store (car) I thinjk it is sulfiric acid and watter. It removes rust well but dosnt remove grease at all.
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Parts washer fluid, diesel, gasoline, paint thinner.

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