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Plus, that's the good side. You need to shoot something up inside and let it run out, that's where it's all rusty, inside.

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Old 06-20-2023, 05:10 PM
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Plus, that's the good side. You need to shoot something up inside and let it run out, that's where it's all rusty, inside.
Exactly!
That’s why I think I’ll squirt some Ospho into the seams and openings to help stop what can’t be cleaned up. Seems people either love or hate Ospho but this ain’t no show car so I’ll try it. When you live in New England, this is what you get…..

I have been using white vinegar to soak small rusted parts and pieces. Works great! It does need to soak a while though.

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