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Old 07-29-10 | 09:56 AM
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Zud, hey? My own supply of oxalic comes as a cleaner called Bar Keeper's Friend.

Assuming you still have some of the pure oxalic left over why not try the toothbrush slurry mix trick with it? Oxalic acid is not a highly corrosive acid such as hydrochoric and sulphuric so while I would not want to brush my teeth with it or get any in my eyes a toothbrush's worth used with some rubber dispoable gloves and safety glasses isn't going to hurt the paint on the frame at all.
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