I expected that the pool was a joke, but the only limits are imagination,
expense and legal disposal of the used electrolyte so check your local regs
I'm planning on neutralizing the solution , letting the crud settle and using it
to water flowers
"Mueller, Robert CDR" <RMueller@grumobile.uscg.mil> on 03/21/2002 10:10:15 AM
To: Tommy Samuels/MARKIVAUTO/US@MARKIVAUTO
cc: spridgets@autox.team.net, mgs@autox.team.net
Subject: RE: Electrolitic rust removal
Please let us know how it works and what you learn!! The pool was a joke,
but the idea is very real!
Coastie Bob
'74 Midget
-----Original Message-----
From: Tommy_Samuels@markivauto.com [mailto:Tommy_Samuels@markivauto.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 8:49 AM
To: Mueller, Robert CDR
Cc: spridgets@autox.team.net; mgs@autox.team.net
Subject: RE: Electrolitic rust removal
yes you can
just remember a couple of things
You'll need more electrolyte, in a pool I'd use 50 - 80 pounds of soda ash
you'll need a LARGE anode or several anodes strategically placed
you'll either need a larger power supply or it will take a pretty long time
Also the solution gets pretty disgusting, so cleaning the pool would be a
MAJOR
PAIN
However I have every intention of cleaning the frame for my MGA using a
wood
frame, poly sheet and my welder as a power supply
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