cleaning SS props
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Tried the SOS pads, before posting, it didn't do much.
.. I figured that some of the guys might know a chemical or something that would take them back to a good sine.. Kinda like they do for aluminum tanks on rigs..
John jr
.. I figured that some of the guys might know a chemical or something that would take them back to a good sine.. Kinda like they do for aluminum tanks on rigs.. John jr
#5
An acid like pstorti says.
Don't use SOS or any carbon steel on stainless. You'll embed iron and the stainless will eventually look worse than when you started. The acid dissolves the iron. Only use stainless on stainless.
Don't use SOS or any carbon steel on stainless. You'll embed iron and the stainless will eventually look worse than when you started. The acid dissolves the iron. Only use stainless on stainless.
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Just out of curiosity, do you really want to put acid on metal props? Don't the instructions on the On&Off bottle indicate to keep away from metals? I always cover my trailer for that reason when I clean the hull with that stuff.






