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| The ultrasonic will do nothing in regards to removing rust.
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| 0000 steel wool and some light oil should take care of the internals, and a wire wheel (fine) for the external. |
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| quote: 0000 steel wool and some light oil should take care of the internals, and a wire wheel (fine) for the external.
Has worked for me.
As usual just my $.02
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| I threw mine in the vibrator for a day and they
cleaned up on the outside pretty good. Inside also looks good. |
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| For cleaning the outside of the die sets you can use a wire brush in an electric drill.
Takes care of the rust in no time! Just oil afterwards. |
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| After you clean it with a drill and brush, wrap a patch around the brush and put a little Flitz on it and polish it once more.
Remember, forgivness is easier to get than permission.
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| | | Posts: 3996 | Location: Hudsonville MI USA | Registered: 08 June 2000 |
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| I agree with the steel wool, or even a very fine water paper on a die (but go easy and don't chuck it in a drill) and Flitz (which I have used on a dowel chucked in a drill). I've used all of these methods with success.
The rust removal sprays work to some extent. |
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