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Old 11-25-11 | 01:01 PM
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SteveSGP
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From: Minnesota- the frozen tundra

Bikes: 1977 Raleigh Super Grand Prix, 1976 Gitane Tour de France

Originally Posted by brianinc-ville
Totally agree, it does work well -- however, you really should look at this thread and pay attention to what Panthers007, who knows what he's talking about:

http://www.bikeforums.net/archive/in.../t-611932.html


It's pretty poisonous stuff, even after being neutralized with baking soda. Disposal is a problem. Just be aware of what you're working with and be responsible, ok?
Oxalic acid (and other acids) is the primary active agent in deck and driveway wash so I doubt it can be all that bad if the EPA allows it to be sold with the primary intention being to spray it on your deck or driveway and rinse it into the ground or down the storm sewer.

The acid bath I use is sold to remove rust stains from driveways and such, works great.

BTW-Naval jelly works wonders on Scwhinn chrome rims but it does take a little scrubbing, I don't have a bath big enough for wheels and frames.

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