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Old 06-15-2018, 11:33 PM
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That made a BIG difference Daniel!! Never heard of Evaporust. Does that stuff work on the whole tractor? Sure makes a difference in how you view your cub when your rims are cleaned up, doesn't it?

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Rust never sleeps.
True enough.... if I can get it to take a long enough nap, I'm happy!
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Ive had a run of slow leaks, rusty beads and "quality time" staring thru a window of a sandblast booth and applying POR 15 to the bead area of rims lately.... got a couple more 8" front wheels to do now.... starting to thunder outside, might be a good time for some "inside the garage" time.
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That made a BIG difference Daniel!! Never heard of Evaporust. Does that stuff work on the whole tractor? Sure makes a difference in how you view your cub when your rims are cleaned up, doesn't it?

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I'd bet it works on any rust anywhere; only tried it on the wheels. I bought it at O Rilley's. They make liquid stuff and a gel stuff. I bought the gel stuff so it would adhere to vertical surfaces. I tried it on a very small space to see if it would remove paint. Once I was satisfied it wouldn't, then I put it on the entire wheel. Directions said after a few hours clean it off, but I let it sit overnight.
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I'd bet it works on any rust anywhere; only tried it on the wheels. I bought it at O Rilley's. They make liquid stuff and a gel stuff. I bought the gel stuff so it would adhere to vertical surfaces. I tried it on a very small space to see if it would remove paint. Once I was satisfied it wouldn't, then I put it on the entire wheel. Directions said after a few hours clean it off, but I let it sit overnight.
Hmmmmm…...I wonder what would happen if I applied it to the chrome on an Armstrong lift? I have some spare ones, so I might get some and try it there. Seems like my friend had some he would put on his bike when we were younger.....something called naval jelly.

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