rust converter vs. rust remover
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RE: rust converter vs. rust remover
Just rinse with water. However, I have dipped small parts repeatedly to make them darker and then just let them dry to get that phosphate and oil finish.Caution though, the surface is left with a rust inhibitor. zIt will eventually rust. you must topcoat, or use oil, like on nuts and bolt.
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RE: rust converter vs. rust remover
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Just rinse with water. However, I have dipped small parts repeatedly to make them darker and then just let them dry to get that phosphate and oil finish.Caution though, the surface is left with a rust inhibitor. zIt will eventually rust. you must topcoat, or use oil, like on nuts and bolt.
Just rinse with water. However, I have dipped small parts repeatedly to make them darker and then just let them dry to get that phosphate and oil finish.Caution though, the surface is left with a rust inhibitor. zIt will eventually rust. you must topcoat, or use oil, like on nuts and bolt.
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