Not as good as the phosphoric acid based products (5x cost) which leave a black primer like surface BUT still good. Can spray with garden sprayer or hand spray bottle. On sale at Walmart for $8 off a jug.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Evap...10&veh=aff#about
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Does it come in a smaller container?
Thanks, Wolfie, I was thinking about buying that stuff. Heidi is taking the safari off Cape on Monday and she usually stops there on the way home. Walmart is at least 65 miles away , not something you do as an afterthought.
At least a really decent Ice Cream place is only 5 minutes away from you.
Not to derail the topic but, do they carry Dupli spray on wrap?
Bill - The smaller jug is on sale but not as great a bargain. Buy $50 for free shipping to your home. I order on-line for instore pickup so I don't waste a trip to find it sold out. Plus it gives me more time for Walmart Babe watching (choke, choke).
Dupli spray on wrap?
...still waiting for them to carry Vapoorize...
Anyone actually have a positive experience with this stuff ? Details???
My .02--I fished commercially for several years, and have owned a series of boats that I ran from Mexico to Oregon, for albacore, salmon, rock cod, crab, etc. For those with ocean experience, you know that the ocean always wins. One of its job is to disintegrate non-oceanic material that has the audacity to float on its surface, such as boats, which have all the ingredients on board to make them a large, floating battery: dissimilar metals, electrical power which generates current flow, etc.
One of the ways fishermen use to wage this war of survival is Ospho, a liquid composed of oxalic and phosphoric acids. Ospho chemically changes iron oxide, common rust, to iron phosphate, a hard, black surface that becomes fairly inert. I say "fairly", as fishermen realize that you are merely postponing the inevitable, not really winning the war. I personally recommend its usage.
I would urge caution when using a new product, UNLESS you get a similar endorsement. The work is in the prep, as we all know. No one wants to do the hard work, only to find out 2 years down the road that it was for naught, since the paint-covered rust is now worse than ever.
Thanks Jim !
Ospho is a great product.
I've used it on tools and some farm stuff --- letting them soak for couple days. Tools left out even in a barn in FL rust quickly - this cleans them up. Problem with ospho is - it is hard to get out of cracks so if you paint those cracks/areas between spot welds - it bubbles up. Ospho is an acid -this is water soluble.
WD 40 dry?
