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Posted by PaulW_NJ on May 24, 2007 at 19:48:05 from (70.111.197.145):
In Reply to: Cleaning with solvent after power wire brushing posted by Kajun on May 24, 2007 at 07:22:08:
May have been my post. I"ve found wirebrushing really burnishes the old paint/dirt/oils residue onto the metal. Using body shop supply quickclean solvent (toluene, zylene, mixture)on a series of paper towels or rags will amaze you how dirty the brushed surface is. Tough on the hands and lungs, so wear protection. After a few wipes the towels will get less residue and you"ll know when you can stop. Just like getting a good gasket seal, you need to remove the crud for the primer to get good hold. I let the dirty towels lie out in the sun to dry for a few hours because they may spontaneously combust if thrown together into a garbage can.
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