[Woj]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Canuck</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Evaporust is available in 5 gallon pails as well, been having a field day since Christmas cleaning up parts that I might oterwise have thrown out. Clened up my driveshaft by putting it in 4 inch PVC pipe capped at one end , took only about 2 gallons of Evaporust to do the job.
For my latest restoration I am committed to either using NOS or reconditioned original parts.

Paul </div></div>

Paul,

I was considering the same method to clean up a few drive shafts, glad to now know that it works. I bought 5 gallons of metal rescue and have been using on numerous projects. It has worked wonders on bolts, steel rims and license plates. For some survivor SS rims, I bought a 30 gallon plastic trash can and put the rims in it one at a time for several hours. I also put a $10 pump from harbor freight at the bottom to keep the fluid circulating. Worked great.

Phil Woj.