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Try a piece you really don't care about with pea gravel that works pretty good sometimes too
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Did some blasting and coating this afternoon. Pedal assembly, some brackets, door handles and trim. Of course I couldn't resist stopping by the shop on the way home to see what it looked like.
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Will be killer good looking, for sure. :) -Al
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Door handle looks killer!!!
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just thought of another way to remove rust on small parts--antique guys use white Vinegar-Vinegar is really a very weak acid----soak it overnite fully submerged---depending on how bad the stuff is might take a time or 2 to do it---DOES NOT remove paint or other crud just rust then rinse with water and blow dry or put it in the oven or sunlight to heat it up and dry any moisture you might have missed in the blow drying
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