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  • Electrolysis on exhaust?

    has any one ever tried to use electrolysis on a rusty header and mid pipe?

    Based on the process used it seems like it would work.

    Any idea how long it would take?

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    My thought is that you'd need a big enough container to immerse it in.
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    • #3
      Ive used large plastic totes from walmart for doing larger car parts. If you trust your battery charger, I like to leave them in over night. 8-10 Hours.

      The real question is, how do I get my car in and out of my swimming pool?
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      • #4
        I've used electrolysis to remove the rust off my headers.
        Used a plastic garbage can as rust was almost all the way to the can, took about 3 days to get all the rust off.

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        • #5
          It will work for any non stainless steel item, doesn't matter the size.



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          • #6
            Post pics when you do this! I want to see what you put it in...

            Naturally, you could go the other route, and simply convert the existing rust to hematite or magnetite using a rust-converter. If the rust is particularly bad, this option may be better, as it will add strength instead of removing material...

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