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| Loser_Cruiser |
 Dec 30 2011, 10:20 PM
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What is the best method for rust removal on parts that have machined or bearing surfaces?
I have some spindles that have surface rust that I would like to remove but the machined and bearing surfaces are still nice and clean and would like to keep them that way. Thanks! |
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