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You didn't put which one is at 9:06 ?

WHAT'S FUNNY IS I WENT TO ANOTHER VIDEO THAT WAS REMOVING RUST FROM A PLIERS, AND ANOTHER ONE REMOVING RUST FROM METAL, ANDT THEY TOO DID NOT SAY A WORD. I WANTED TO KNOW THEY CHEMICALS, BUT IT WAS NOT SHARED ANYWHEREINSIDE THE VIDEO OR DESCRIPTION. IS THIS A FAD NOW WITH RUSTY PARTS? IT'S FUNNY, YET FRUSTRATING. IU HAVE A SMALL TOOLBOX WITH HAND TOOLS FULL OF RUST, AND I AM STILL TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT AFTER THREE VIDEOS. HILARIOUS...BUT FRUSTRATING.

Problem is as the experimenter, you could have concluded what your best 4 results appear to you since you are up close and personal with the springs. We are just looking at it thru our iphone or desktop computer and, dang, I forgot to bring my magnifying glass. So then, what's the consensus, since this guy isn't talking?

Super cool resto!!! I still have a truck similar to this one, although mine is just an ordinary truck. It was red at one time, but I taped off the decal and painted it black. I also have a van that I taped off and painted black. That was originally a sandy brown color. One of these days, I want to return them to their original color.

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Citric Acid for the WIN!!!

Where can I get the decals for this?

Whatdo you prescribe for arger rusted toos you cannot dip?

Well done. Need more videos like this.

One of the best comparisons video's I've seen. Thank You. On to Part 2 now.

I thought the CLR did the best job.

One very important question is do you know JESUS CHRIST AS YOUR PERSONAL LORD AND SAVIOR?

Damn you must be a bartender outside of rust removal.

Which one is the best options

Hello out there ! Great job and work ! Noticed on some parts after the prtimer paint there was a awful lot of pitting , covering all pitted parts with Bondo ! Would have covered most of the areas Before actual dry paint and baking of parts .

just use vinegar ... ur welcome !

Hi. I noticed you used cleaning vinegar in your test. From what i understand perhaps a distilled white vinegar would be a better choice since its ph level is lower. Would you be willing to try it?

Hot sauce.

Perfect! Thank You!!!

The brand harris is got one of there products are foŕ rust and non toxic it good

This was not a restoration, it was a resurrection! Wow!!!

🤣🤣🤣 two weeks later getting the kid in the Coca-Cola.

so half your video is a paid sponsor spot - try to keep it under 25% - want to your workmanship not an advertisements - seems like this video had nothing to do with your work - all about the laser engraver - disappointing

Nice job. Saved me lots of time. Thank you for your service sir.

One of those was mounted outside my great uncles workshop when I was a kid late 60's

"Pimp my Tonka truck". LOL Nice work.

Best video EVER

You know him tooo?

Awesome video, Thank you! now consider part-2... which of these "cleaned" springs (in the future going forward) will rust most/first... so hang them up for like 12 months (same conditions) and lets see. I'll bet you will see many views, your consistent tests and same size samples are key!

Great Video! I use the HF Blaster like you pictured. When I do springs I pull apart with brake pliers to get at all the areas.

This was so well done! Would I be admitting I was a geek if I told you I watched from start to finish? ……. Twice 😝 thank you

a perfect video , thank you so saving me waste a bottle of coke .... citrus acid and electrolyte

I loved your comparisons of everyday items you probably already have at home to remove rust from small pieces. However, you didn’t show how to use on large items or items you can’t take apart. I have lawn art figures that have rusted and not sure how to tackle them. Any suggestions are welcome 😊

You missed the very best , which is TA-Daaa-- MOLASSES. Mix a gallon of Water to a pound of molasses and dissolve by agitation. Soak the metal parts for a couple of weeks/months and the rust just washes off back to bright steel snd most metals too. I use it on my cementing tools, rusty maintenance tools and 'found items. It doesn't harm wood or plastics either. For convenience I have a ten gallon beer maker barrel that I just dump stuff into as needed. When I have time on a weekend I remove the liquid into a drum to retrieve the steel, wash with the hose and give everything a quick wipe with a brillo pad or steelwool and then spray WD 40 for keeps. I reuse the molasses liquid for the better part of a year, adding a pint of extra molasses whenever. When I do decide to get rid of that brew, I have found it makes an excellent garden fertiliser when poured out of a watering can at 10:1 then watered into the lawn, soil and off the leaves. Molasses is ten bucks for 4 gallons at your local horse feed store. Bring your own drum.

great video!

So did the Muriatic acid start at 31% and you cut in in half with water, correct? So about 15%. Only took two hours? Thank you for the demonstration!

Ketchup is a cheater. It has vinegar in it.

My concern is what after effects some of these methods/chemicals have. I hear some can cause brittleness and other reactions. I see many using a wire brush to clean after soaking, where some say this causes grooves or something, that causes more rust. I think I'll go with the vinegar, wipe with a cloth, then lubricate with oil. The end.

you didnt mention ospho rust inhibitor. the best by far. google it , youll love it. stormyjoe

I have this same exact one that I’m trying to restore. I can’t find a tailgate for it and one wheel is broken.

Thank you for your efforts 🙏✊

I did not read all the comments but I have used black strap molasses in water at a 10;1 ratio. I used a wide mouth gallon glass jug poured the 12 oz of molasses in and fill the rest with water. Maybe a little slower than vapo-rust but it did the job. It is a chelation process. FYI, since molasses is a natural substance you will get a scum formed on the top of the water, just scoop it off. it's also biodegradable.

<Nodding head> useful information, especially for me, i live alongside a sea shore, and the maintenance on my galvanized trailers is very high, especially the boat trailer. I've just brought new ,replacing the old trailers. Things like springs and bolt heads show rust signs very early. Tools in the shed all need treatment and painting often. Thanks <Smiling> like & subscribed

What happened to the muriatic acid one lol

When i first see or heard a sand blaster in my life,,,,, oh its so powerful and it removes a rust easily, but how come it doesn't tear the gloves ? Or the hand.🤣🤣🤣.

Hi... Really impressed by the apple cider vinegar results. Does the brand matter? Or the concentration of the mixture in different brands?

Hcl and h2so4

You issed Muriatic acid on the before and after!!!

Beautiful Restore!!!