Rust - paint help
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Tfarver, in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
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By Redneckdavis
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By Salbreth1
Hello guys and thanks again for the welcome! So long story short, my wife calls me and says theirs a tractor on the trash. So like any normal human I hopped in my truck and drove up to find this 418-C and a set of aluminum ramps on the side of the road. Had to be fate.
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By DennisThornton
I've killed a LOT of rust in my time from semi tankers to tiny tools with big sandblasters, electricity, abrasives and chemicals. One of my fondest is Evaporust but I just saw a video that really impressed me:
http://drxcleaner.com/videos/
Anyone seen or perhaps used it?
And if you haven't tried Evaporust perhaps you should.
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