Wow!! I wonder how this would work on a crusty porcelain sign. Also, could be handy in pump resto's!!!
That stuff works so well it took out your picture!
That's insanely cool...next half a million I have lying around I'm picking one up.
Very cool Steve, once China rips off a copy it should be more affordable. But it won't work or last very long.
[quote=petropumps]That's insanely cool...next half a million I have lying around I'm picking one up.[/quot Half a mill would buy a lot of blasting time.
What I use:
The "Fikstad Method"
Less than $5 for powdered citric acid and water and usually about 36 hours of soaking...
Dude thats amazing. Did you have to wax or oil them after drying
What I use: The "Fikstad Method" Less than $5 for powdered citric acid and water and usually about 36 hours of soaking...
Does walmart carry powdered citric acid
Walmart does not carry it. I ended getting it at a Bi-Mart in the canning supplies section. I use about 3 tablespoons per 5 gallons of water. No, I didn't wax or polish but did dip in baking soda water to neutralize the acid, then lightly cleaned them with Dawn dish soap.
Thanks man cave shoppe dave. Good info