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removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 29-04-2015
So was watching piggys video on this and reading cullys Thread and thought I would give this a go myself lol uping the size of the drum from 15L Wat piggy used to 85L and to full bags of soda crystals think I might need more BT see how this is frist then get more If need them lol just put it on at 6.30 so won't no till morning if it's worked any way keep yous posted :-) here's sum pic of the set up
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RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - kentiiboii - 29-04-2015
You chucked the whole hub and drive shaft in there?
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 29-04-2015
Lol ye it's just to test it so don't care what happens to the hub are shaft or disc or caliper lol its all in there couldn't be bothered taking them off :-)
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - kentiiboii - 29-04-2015
Cool good luck with it :-)
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - cully - 29-04-2015
lol good effort but you need to think bigger
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RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 29-04-2015
Lol thanks probably won't work on a count of me being lazy as f•ck :-)
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - cully - 29-04-2015
on a side not is that charger an auto charger if so it may-not work as they dont switch on without a 12v load/battery connected
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 29-04-2015
(29-04-2015, 10:41 PM)cully Wrote: lol good effort but you need to think bigger
Lol nw that's a set up lol Wat do the weels cum out like do u think I got the mix right cully tesco must be sold out of soda crystals were u live :-)
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - cully - 29-04-2015
wheel came out good it was the spare that had been sat under the car in all weathers with a coat of paint it was like new
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RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 29-04-2015
(29-04-2015, 10:44 PM)cully Wrote: on a side not is that charger an auto charger if so it may-not work as they dont switch on without a 12v load/battery connected
Lol it wasn't working the other day when I bought it had to fix it so bit of moding in side that light on the front should even be on because I bypassed sum stuff it's fizzing good so should be working I think :-) is 24v better because that's why I bought this one lol
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - cully - 29-04-2015
24v will work faster but will put more current through and heat the solution up
I limit the current now with a 12v headlamp in series but if you have 24v it would have to be a 24v lamp or 2x 12v lamps in series
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 29-04-2015
(29-04-2015, 11:03 PM)cully Wrote: 24v will work faster but will put more current through and heat the solution upK will keep that in mind cully thanks so if I'm using 24v hw long should I keep them in the water to get the job done :-) could I still use this hub if I wanted to cully it wouldn't reck the bearing are anything would it :-)
I limit the current now with a 12v headlamp in series but if you have 24v it would have to be a 24v lamp or 2x 12v lamps in series
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - cully - 29-04-2015
when i did my hubs i did them complet with abs sensors and bearings i did change the bearings for new but i didnt see any damage from the electrolisis
12hours should be enough the crud will just hose off with a little scrap with the stubborn bits
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 29-04-2015
(29-04-2015, 11:23 PM)cully Wrote: when i did my hubs i did them complet with abs sensors and bearings i did change the bearings for new but i didnt see any damage from the electrolisis
12hours should be enough the crud will just hose off with a little scrap with the stubborn bits
Thanks for a the info cully will keep u updated . Wat have got in ur set up at the min . Here's mine pic taken 5mins ago :-)[attachment=22912]
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - Dum-Dum - 30-04-2015
Good work mate.
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 30-04-2015
This was this morning didn't have time to clean it mutch because I have to go to work lol so will clean it later :-)[attachment=22915][attachment=22914]
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - cully - 30-04-2015
(29-04-2015, 11:43 PM)pioneer DJ paddy Wrote: . Wat have got in ur set up at the min
the last things i did were my set of B8 struts which now look like new with there fresh coat of paint
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RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 30-04-2015
(30-04-2015, 04:44 AM)Dum-Dum Wrote: Good work mate.
Thanks dum dum lol getting there
(30-04-2015, 08:09 AM)cully Wrote:(29-04-2015, 11:43 PM)pioneer DJ paddy Wrote: . Wat have got in ur set up at the min
the last things i did were my set of B8 struts which now look like new with there fresh coat of paint
Them struts look ace Cully fare play :-) good idear with the steel inserted slev . Might have to nick that one :-)
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - clarkey2010 - 30-04-2015
what car chargers are people using?
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 30-04-2015
(30-04-2015, 08:13 PM)clarkey2010 Wrote: what car chargers are people using?
I used this on made in 1994 lol but dose the job[attachment=22922]
Just put these back in for another night coming up nicely lol also toke the caliper and shaft of it for better results :-) so see in the morning hw it turns out
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RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - cully - 01-05-2015
(30-04-2015, 08:13 PM)clarkey2010 Wrote: what car chargers are people using?this is what I'm using but any cheap 12v charger will do as long as its NOT the auto charger type that monitors the charge and switches off once charged
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RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - highwayman306 - 01-05-2015
So how did it turn out dude
....spotless? do you still need to wire brush these after doing this stuff?
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 01-05-2015
(01-05-2015, 08:05 AM)highwayman306 Wrote: So how did it turn out dude
Had to put the parts in twice BT they came up well maybe paint them later lol and ye I had to use a wire brush but the rust just flakes of so its sooooooooo mutch easier have to say a big thanks to Cully and piggy for their thread and video wouldn't have been able to do my own without there treads and video so thanks again :-)
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - highwayman306 - 01-05-2015
Nice one mate, you'll have to get some pics of the finished article...maybe painted too
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 01-05-2015
(01-05-2015, 11:52 AM)highwayman306 Wrote: Nice one mate, you'll have to get some pics of the finished article...maybe painted too
Yep I will man hopefully later wen I get home from work
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - highwayman306 - 01-05-2015
Would be nice to see the results, its been a good read and nice to know about electrolysis rust removal
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - cully - 01-05-2015
it good to see people having a go so to speak,and using the guides it gives people encouragement to write more
thanks
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 01-05-2015
Lol no problem cully here's the finished product lol could put it in again but it's not bad the caliper I'm putting in again just wanted to see could I get it a bit better my dog helped him self to a wee seat lol whilst I was working away lol hopefully get the hub paint to marra so more pics then lol mine while I will leave u with these :-)[attachment=22948][attachment=22949][attachment=22950][attachment=22951]
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - highwayman306 - 02-05-2015
Good work, looking good
And good dog
RE: removing rust from parts with electric :-) - pioneer DJ paddy - 02-05-2015
(02-05-2015, 09:13 AM)highwayman306 Wrote: Good work, looking good
And good dog
Thanks man you going to give this a go ur self lol