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#249780
Fri Apr 22 2011 04:10 PM
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does anyone have any experience with removing rust from a porcelain sign using electrolysis? namely, does the process take the porcelain off as well? I know electrolysis will take off most paints, but is porcelain one of the special exceptions?
(maybe I should just find a beater porcelain sign, hook up the Frankenstein Bath, and run the experiment myself!)
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I wouldnt try it on anything special....
Anything Chevron ![[Linked Image from i17.photobucket.com]](http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b68/thunder_/136chevronlrg.gif) I'd rather be flying.....
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I wouldn't try it on anything that Thunder owns [he can't afford to loose 1 of the few items he owns!].
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I wouldnt try it on anything special....
DOC @ THE AMERICAN GARAGE
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are those Argentine signs even actual porcelain?
I'll try it on a beater porcelain sign that I once picked up for $15, once my first experiment (on an embossed route marker) concludes.
I've got my electrolytic bath hooked up to the solar panels on the roof ... and it's cloudy today. Damn!
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