After an acid flush, I use a box of baking soda dissolved in water to neutralize the acid. Then I follow up with a strong TSP/water flush to take care of any greasy deposits the acid doesn't remove. One more water flush, and then add a 50/50 antifreeze/water mix. A 50% solution has a freeze protection of -37 degrees F. and it preserves rubber parts better than straight water.
DO NOT run straight antifreeze. It does not transfer heat well, and it gets slushy at +9 degrees F. An 80% antifreeze 20% water mix should be the absolute strongest solution to run. A little water in the mix is required to kick off the proper freeze protection.
Jerry