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Is there a better/easier way to get rid of rust on steel wheels?
thanks any help is appreciated, Marvin


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Better than what way?

Better than sand blasting?
Better than soda blasting?
Better than blasting with combinations of other blast media?
Better than chemical paint rust remover?

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Have them dipped. They will come as bare steel.

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Dipped in what and then cleaned with what?

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Electrolysis is another option.


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Originally Posted by tclederman
Better than what way?

Better than sand blasting?
Better than soda blasting?
Better than blasting with combinations of other blast media?
Better than chemical paint rust remover?

Sorry I ask about my non "technical question".

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Originally Posted by tclederman
Dipped in what and then cleaned with what?

WOW here we go again, in what with what.


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Originally Posted by Waveski
Have them dipped. They will come as bare steel.

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Originally Posted by Wayne67vert
Electrolysis is another option.

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Originally Posted by Wayne67vert
Electrolysis is another option.
I'm at my daughter and son in law's place. The photo is of his electrolysis setup. He just pulled a driveshaft out, and it's pretty dang clean. He uses rebar electrodes around the perimeter and hangs the workpiece from the PVC pipe across the middle. Uses a battery charger for a power supply.
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