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Old 14-08-12, 05:12
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Ed's Red has a legendary following in the DIY gun care community. Who knew it has rusty truck applications too?
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Old 25-08-12, 13:06
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Hey Harry,

I have bought some Acetone today, to make a batch of Eds Red tomorrow.

I plan to trial it on the steering wheel nut. That thing has worried me for months & i'm glad I waited until now to try to free it up.

I'll let you know how it goes.
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Old 25-08-12, 14:15
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I use evapo-rust...it is reusable and does a great job...it doesn't hurt other materials



http://www.evaporust.com/evaporust.h...FQcQNAodgkgA0w

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