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Quoted from Whysnow:legs submerged in the stuff for a day. Evaporust works like a charm.
Left my SBM legs for like a month or two while painting the cab, old paint peeled right off and zero rust was visable.
I soaked my lockbar too, maybe a week, cleaned it off, cleared it - done!
I'll have add pic later, already long moved it off the phone.
Quoted from wayout440:I never heard that it took a month for Evaporust to work...no wonder I thought it didn't do shit. A month?
I just " set it and forget it" I was repainting the cab so i didn't need em.
It could have only needed a couple of days, I just failed to check the progress.
I know on parts like my lockdown bar I only let it soak a couple days tops.
Quoted from wayout440:You are into 3 gallons of Evaporust rust for about.70 bucks not including PVC. Ends up more expensive than buying a new set of legs
True, but since the stuff doesn't go bad. It can be used by all my pin friends!
Hell I soak tools, all sorts of things.
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