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  1. 24th August 2013, 11:37 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ueee View Post
    A good idea Ray.
    I had thought about one of these units for my karcher to do the leblonds bed with. I like the caustic idea better though. Bet it cleans the driveway well too. What about oil/grease residue? And when you say dilute caustic mix how much do you use roughly?

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    There are degreasers made from caustic so I think the oil/grease residue will be dealt with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karl Robbers View Post
    Thinking outside the box, is it viable to remove the ballustrading, strip, treat and paint it, (maybe even galvanise), and then replace it? The application of an angle grinder, hacksaw and welder may actually simplify the job overall.
    I think that would be quicker and easier in the end. Modify it so it bolts back to posts so no welding needed after it's painted. A threaded insert (nutsert) in the post and a spacer and bolt for the rail.

    Nev.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SurfinNev View Post
    I think that would be quicker and easier in the end. Modify it so it bolts back to posts so no welding needed after it's painted. A threaded insert (nutsert) in the post and a spacer and bolt for the rail.

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    I love nutserts!
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