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Nice work Finn
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A tip to cure the headers tank a Handheld propane torch to inside of tubes it help cure the paint and wont burn off as Much during driving each tube on inside from where it meets heads and then inside bottom
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Limey SE wrote:A tip to cure the headers tank a Handheld propane torch to inside of tubes it help cure the paint and wont burn off as Much during driving each tube on inside from where it meets heads and then inside bottom
i did just that, i knew this from previous projects.
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Nice.
I suppose you do an initial rinse with a mild (15-20g per 4L water) sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) solution to neutralize any residual acid followed by a final rinse with clean water?
The next time you need to do an acid bath, try oxalic acid. It works faster than citric acid and, like other organic acids, it doesn't dissolve the steel. Plus, it's biodegradable. Be sure to use latex or nitrile gloves and safety glasses.
I suppose you do an initial rinse with a mild (15-20g per 4L water) sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) solution to neutralize any residual acid followed by a final rinse with clean water?
The next time you need to do an acid bath, try oxalic acid. It works faster than citric acid and, like other organic acids, it doesn't dissolve the steel. Plus, it's biodegradable. Be sure to use latex or nitrile gloves and safety glasses.
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zucchi wrote:Nice.
I suppose you do an initial rinse with a mild (15-20g per 4L water) sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) solution to neutralize any residual acid followed by a final rinse with clean water?
The next time you need to do an acid bath, try oxalic acid. It works faster than citric acid and, like other organic acids, it doesn't dissolve the steel. Plus, it's biodegradable. Be sure to use latex or nitrile gloves and safety glasses.
I rinse the parts with hot water at 65 degrees Celsius.
i have a gallon of that citric acid so i'll use it up.
it's safe to use, you can put your bare hand in the container.
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wow
This would be impressive work if you were in NA. I just can't imagine this being done in Finland. Just incredible. I took a look at the Camaro project but I got queasy looking at the torso pictures. Are the regulations in Finland favorable to running these older cars as daily drivers or are they mainly for shows?
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76Chevelle2Tone wrote:This would be impressive work if you were in NA. I just can't imagine this being done in Finland. Just incredible. I took a look at the Camaro project but I got queasy looking at the torso pictures. Are the regulations in Finland favorable to running these older cars as daily drivers or are they mainly for shows?
these old ones are mainly used in the summer, when there are quite a lot of old car events here.
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