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Always wanted to try this....

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Went shopping... spent £3.48

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Couple of VWII's I've been refurbing

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3 bottles in... hoping I got my maths right

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Total coverage!

Note to self - cover any cuts on your hands next time :shock:

Watch this space....

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I've done it on a few little bits and it worked alright. Might want to give them a scrub with a small brush at some point.

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Yeah, they got rinsed in brake cleaner after I stripped them and they've had a cursory scrub with some 80 grit sandpaper before they went in.

Bet that f'in stinks? :lol:

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It's not too bad to be fair. Dread to think what it'd be like if I warmed it up!

Craving fish n chips yet? :lol:

I deal with vinegar bottles at work and even the empty ones make me gag sometimes!!

We found some old coins in our garden once (circa 1950's) dad soaked in vinegar and brown sauce and they came up a treat! Love it!

We found some old coins in our garden once (circa 1950's) dad soaked in vinegar and brown sauce and they came up a treat! Love it!

I'll have to try that... I found an 1861 Victoria Penny and a 1937 Three Pence today.

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Craving fish n chips yet? :lol:

I deal with vinegar bottles at work and even the empty ones make me gag sometimes!!

Feel sorry for whoever empties our bin next week then, there's 8 in there! :badgrin:

Moved the bowl outisde now.... it was starting to smell a bit, guess that's chemical reactions for you.

Vinegars the least of my worries..... mouldy milk and urine are quite high up on the gag list!!

how long you planning on leaving them in mate?

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They're coming on nicely - I'll fish them out and have a look in the morning.

look forward to this!

ketchup always works well on heavily gunked up coins ;)

ketchup always works well on heavily gunked up coins ;)

cola works great also :-)

A sandblaster did my calipers well :ninja:

A sandblaster did my calipers well :ninja:

oh shut it faggot eyebrow pierced gaylord of penis!

zzzzz

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A sandblaster did my calipers well :ninja:

I normally would but my sandblaster is at my brother's, so I thought I'd give this a try.

Was only joking man, I'm intreagued :) thought of trying electrolysis?

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Might do sometime. I tried anodising once, which is basically the same thing backwards to colour ali. It didn't come out bad, but it's not cheap.

Electrolysis worked well for the bits I've used it on for my rebuild, and all for 99p of soda crystals and some electricity.

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Battery charger and a tin bucket?

I could have done this cheaper, dishes wouldn't have smelt great though so I invested in another washing up bowl :lol:

Battery charger, old roasting tin as the sacrifical anode and a big plastic bucket. Need to brillo pad the crusty bits off, but found it worked well.

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Nice, might have to try that. Just need to find a plastic bucket big enough to put the transit in!

The tranny will fall apart :lol: And i dont think he/she/it will be too impressed either!

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