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31st January 2015, 09:03 AM #31GOLD MEMBER
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Boiling in water couldn't hurt, particularly if a bit of detergent or non flammable degreaser were added. Naturally, you would want to do this outside, rather than in the good lady's kitchen.
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31st January 2015, 09:22 AM #32SENIOR MEMBER
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Think ill try this, probably sand blast them too cause im going to repaint anyway. Theses other parts are more critical to get it right first time. Thanka for your help Karl.
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31st January 2015, 12:55 PM #33GOLD MEMBER
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If you are repainting and you know that they are steel/cast iron with no aluminium components, then hot water and caustic soda will clean them up as clean as you could want along with removing the paint. A good rinse with water afterwards and you are good to go.
Definitely don't do this in the kitchen and wear gloves and face protection as a minimum. Don't pour it on the lawn to get rid of it either as your lawn will be an ex-lawn wherever it hits.
Caustic will dissolve skin in high enough concentrations. You can buy it in supermarkets though
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6th February 2015, 04:54 AM #34SENIOR MEMBER
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Second repair went beautifuly. No undercut and wetted in nicly.
For thoses interested. Ac, 100amps, 80%en and 150hzs.
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7th February 2015, 12:24 PM #35GOLD MEMBER
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Well done, glad it all worked out.
I wonder if the electrodes would have worked for you on the last repair as you seem to have got the cleaning issue sorted.
Anyway, good job, you did what you had to do to get the job done and that's what it's all about
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7th February 2015, 01:14 PM #36SENIOR MEMBER
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I did wondar too, got them installed on the lathe and its all sweet now.
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