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    rust removal

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5I5WBG5HPw
    I have use this method and it works well,you can use lye or washing soda. Just thought I would post someone might be interested? Jim

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    Hi Jim: I have looked at this video a few time's & I wondered what you set the battery charger at? 12 volt,6 volt, Manual, auto, 2 amp, 20 amp, ect. I think my charger has way to many option's...Thank-you for the info. Gregg!

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    Hi Gregg I use my charger in the 12 volt 10 amp position and I have use lye in the past but it is hard to find now so arm@hammer washing soda works as well. When derusting the part you may need to scrub it once in while and keep soaking it till you like the results some parts I have left in for several days hope that helps. JIm

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    Hi Jim,
    As usual great info! Just as an aside, to remove stains & rust from chrome, take a scrunched up ball of tin foil & dip it in water, then rub the chrome piece vigorously. It will usually bring the chrome back nice & shiny, however it won't remove any pitting. Bob.

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