Electrolysis Tank
Cargo Master
Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Mandan, ND
For sure, never used it it on parts with machined surfaces.
ive tried about everything, I like electrolysis, but Rust 911 works great as well. I bought a gallon for $70, it makes 16 gallons. I cleaned the inside of my flathead block with it.may try the DIY stuff. Still have most of my 911 gallon, however.
end of the day, I am fortunate to have my big blast cabinet. Easy peasy.
ive tried about everything, I like electrolysis, but Rust 911 works great as well. I bought a gallon for $70, it makes 16 gallons. I cleaned the inside of my flathead block with it.may try the DIY stuff. Still have most of my 911 gallon, however.
end of the day, I am fortunate to have my big blast cabinet. Easy peasy.
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Fleet Mechanic
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They work exactly the same in terms of time and effectiveness. They just be the same formulation but I have not checked the MDS because it works and it's cheaper. It makes it super affordable to do some medium sized parts and tons of small parts. I purchased it in July 2021 and am still using it up. It has been my go to unless I am doing big parts.
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