Moro blade. derust or etching

fernando · 10th September 2006, 12:35 PM

Thank you Double D.
I will certainly have another go with WD-40.
I didn't know about liquid epoxy, there is only classic epoxy adhesive around here ... i wonder if they have it in bigger cities, at specialized shops.
But i will have to see what to do. The remaining part isn't so much eaten, and is still solid, only that it doesn't represent a reasonable area to save, except the section with the collar, which is good all around. I am considering to only save the first one inch where the collar is, and have the rest replicated, and glued to the old part, getting back the entire shape.
Thank you Kino.
I wouldn't know the exact meanning of naval jelly, but i think i think i know a jelly that works deep on rust. I will borrow some from a close workshop, in case i need to test.
Kind regards
fernando

10th September 2006, 12:35 PM	#1
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	Thank you Double D. I will certainly have another go with WD-40. I didn't know about liquid epoxy, there is only classic epoxy adhesive around here ... i wonder if they have it in bigger cities, at specialized shops. But i will have to see what to do. The remaining part isn't so much eaten, and is still solid, only that it doesn't represent a reasonable area to save, except the section with the collar, which is good all around. I am considering to only save the first one inch where the collar is, and have the rest replicated, and glued to the old part, getting back the entire shape. Thank you Kino. I wouldn't know the exact meanning of naval jelly, but i think i think i know a jelly that works deep on rust. I will borrow some from a close workshop, in case i need to test. Kind regards fernando