Working on inner and outer fenders of my 55 chevy truck. had both ready to prime. was trying to get more ready when a cat sprayed spots of both fenders. sand blasted spots yesterday but did not prime. this morning went out to find the exact out line of the spots. not rusty but visible. do you know of anything that will neutralize cat urine?
At least 1% baking soda in a water solution. Since you sand blasted, I would use a SS wire brush to scrub it good with the solution and rinse well. But that really needs to be done right after the fact, I'm not sure about urine acid, but the fumes of some acids will rust adjacent areas so watch for that.
I agree with the Shotgun. I had a similar mishap a while back when a cat urineated on a pressure plate (clutch). Just about impossible to fix. Good luck whatever you try.
I agree with the Shotgun. I had a similar mishap a while back when a cat urineated on a pressure plate (clutch). Just about impossible to fix. Good luck whatever you try.
I have had it for number of years mainly used for keeping my martin house free of English sparrows and European starlings. I have a 4X BSA air gun scope on it and have made some very impressive shots on nuisance birds beyond 75 yards.
Vince
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