I believe vinegar is largely Acetic Acid. I do not think you are
actually neutralizing the Phosphoric acid, but probably diluting it enough
so it doesn't react badly later....
Bob Westerdale
In a message dated 6/5/00 12:23:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
mgendron@speakeasy.org writes:
<< How thoroughly must the phosphoric acid be removed prior to priming,
and how is this best accomplished? What happens if phosphoric acid
gets into a seam? Will the paint be ruined?
>>
Vinegar is a great neutralizer of phosphoric acid... I use OzPho and follow
up with Vinegar.. Heck, for a gas tank I take all of mine to the muffler
shop and let 'em soak overnight in their vats..
Paul Cordts
Custom Cars, Inc.
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