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Old 2nd October 2012, 11:43 AM   #1
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hi neo ...
where in Indonesia can you buy evapo rust ?
I'd like to give it a shot - for my motorcycle spare parts, not keris :P
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Old 2nd October 2012, 04:57 PM   #2
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You can buy it on line Donny, but i don't know about the shipping costs...
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Old 2nd October 2012, 06:13 PM   #3
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You can buy it on line Donny, but i don't know about the shipping costs...
that's exactly the problem ... 1 gallon is only 25 usd ... but the shipping cost is 78 usd to Indonesia T_T
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Old 2nd October 2012, 06:22 PM   #4
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Coca Cola then ??

For the bike parts .....
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Old 4th October 2012, 04:01 AM   #5
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Coca Cola then ??

For the bike parts .....
coca cola is same as acid, it corroded the metal

I have read that evapo rust is basically chelates compound, which bonds with Ferric compounds ... it operates in pH 6,2 - 7.1 (pretty safe), and safe to be dumped to sewer

no need gloves / glasses / etc when using it, as it is safe

it is formulated so that it is strong enough to bond with rust (Fe2O3) on the surface of the corroded parts, but not strong enough to pull Fe molecules out from the blade. Basically it converts and dissolving ONLY the rust and leave the other parts

but that's the marketing talk ... I need proof
that's why I wanted to try some
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Old 11th November 2013, 06:10 AM   #6
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Interesting re the Golden Circle. Approx 2-3 years ago the stuff was great for rust removal and tasted really good (especially with sprite zero). Had problems with the kids getting into my stash. But the last couple of lots I bought, maybe a year ago, was thin and not the nicest, thought I'd got some from a bad batch. Think I've still got some around somewhere.
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Old 11th November 2013, 11:54 AM   #7
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Yeah, this is what happens when you are bound by law to try to produce the biggest possible profit for your shareholders. This takeover by foreign companies of Australian --- and I guess businesses in other countries --- usually seems to go in more or less the same way:- they take a good company with a good product and set out to totally destroy both the product and the company. Seems like insanity to me. But what would I know?
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