I saw a "Trucks" show yesterday and they brieftly spoke about using Arm and Hammer super washing soda in water (1tsp to 1 pint ???) with the part mostly submerged and the negative clamp from a charger attached to it. The positive lead was to be connected to another piece of metal sitting in the water but not the part. The charger was supposed to be set at 2 amps and within "48hours" the submerged portion of the part would be free of rust! Sounds great as I've worn myself ragged blasting, grinding, brushing, sanding and swearing the rust off the lower A arm on one side with very slow progress. Anybody have any insight on this? How about the frame where it would be impossible to do this? I want to get it cleaned up and painted before I press new bushings in and reassemble the front end of my 55 Ford with Granada spindles.
Thanks a lot!
Ron :welcome:
Thanks a lot!
Ron :welcome: