pickling paste
12-21-2008, 06:52 PM
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pickling paste
I'm suprised to see that more and more people aren't using pickling paste on their manifolds.. For as **** as most people are with the finish on stainless steel I haven't seen one manifold yet that has been pickled.. Maybe I'm just missing something.. I use this stuff at work maybe once a week to remove any kind of weld tint or contamination.. It really does a nice job.
12-21-2008, 08:51 PM
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Most of the people on here want to see the coloring on the manifold. The contamination, not so much. Why not do a write up/ how to for this process on a manifold showing the whole process from beginning to end?
12-22-2008, 10:20 AM
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Re: pickling paste
I'm suprised to see that more and more people aren't using pickling paste on their manifolds.. For as **** as most people are with the finish on stainless steel I haven't seen one manifold yet that has been pickled.. Maybe I'm just missing something.. I use this stuff at work maybe once a week to remove any kind of weld tint or contamination.. It really does a nice job.
Haha, come on now you must have noticed that this is not the place for industrial processes and quality.
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