Bruce,
That sounds like an even better deal. I pay about $7 for a quart, but it's
already diluted (they don't specify percentage).
Are you saying you rinse your parts in vinegar instead of water after
dipping? Full strenth or diluted? Haven't tried that.
Gerard
At 12:19 PM -0600 12/19/01, Bruce Lowry wrote:
>I bought mine at a restaurant supply house. This is highly concentrated
>stuff and needs diluting before you use it. A gallon was 55.00, but I
>keep a 5 gallon bucket
>half full with about 6 oz. acid in it. Drop a handfull of bolts and
>brackets in it
>at night and by morning they are without rust or paint. Once it dries it
>has a coating that prevents rust. Keep a little vinegar handy for spills
>and skin contact. 4 ozs. did a gas tank, 2 pints should be about right
>for an engine block in a 55 gallon barrel. I also invested in several
>good rubber gloves and a box of those latex gloves.
>Bruce Lowry
>
>Gerard wrote:
>>
>> It's phosporic acid priced a 2 or 3 times what you can buy it at Home Depot
>> or other hardware suppliers as Jasco Prep 'N Prime.
>>
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