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Without reading thru all the threads, which acid is best?
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Without reading thru all the threads, which acid is best? I have found that white vinegar works best. Just buy a couple gallons pour it into a bucket and put rusty parts, bolts etc. in. Let sit for a few days and the rust will wipe right off. Hope this helps.LOL [/QUOTE]
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