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Rusty Gussett

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Moza:

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--- Quote from: Moza on June 11, 2011, 06:04 PM ---Thanks for the info, im guessing oxalic does not harm chrome ???

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It will do if you leave it too long  :daumenhoch:

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Thanks Marty your always there to help :daumenhoch: I might just go elbow grease to be safe

Rodgy1970:

--- Quote from: Moza on June 12, 2011, 09:13 AM ---
--- Quote from: MartyC on June 12, 2011, 08:36 AM ---
--- Quote from: Moza on June 11, 2011, 06:04 PM ---Thanks for the info, im guessing oxalic does not harm chrome ???

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It will do if you leave it too long  :daumenhoch:

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Thanks Marty your always there to help :daumenhoch: I might just go elbow grease to be safe

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I've done a few things for 24hrs with no problems at all.

Glynnyboy:
If your wanting to try the easy options 1st then try brown sauce.
Someone once posted that on here and I thought it was a wind up.
Vinegar works and brown sauce is vinegar based, I tried it and had success. The sauce doesn't just pee all over because it's thicker. 8)

ozone:
Some people like a rusty gusset.   :-X

brettypeeps:
Rub the Gusset :daumenhoch:

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