How do I homebrew Evapo Rust? I have no chemical knowledge, but

Look at the MDSD?

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>>1117096
>mdsd

>>1117105

Its not like I'm a dain bramaged dyslexic or anything

>>1117092
>no acids, VOCs, or fumes
>pure fucking garbage

Why would you even bother? Just DIY some heat duty acids and dip it in for 5 seconds

>>1117293
Evaporust cleans rust off more thoroughly than acid. Also it doesn't attack the base metal. It's just way way superior to acid.

>>1117092
electrolysis is cheaper

box of washing soda (few $)
bunch of scrap iron for positive electrode (free?)
battery charger (2-10A? $20)
large enough plastic container

>>1117092

I don't know about that stuff, but vinegar and salt works great. Let sit submerged for a few minutes to a day or two (depending on the job) and hit it with something abrasive. It will come right off.

Wash off the vinegar and immediately apply a coat of WD40. Then, once the metal is protected, go ahead and apply a real lubricant.

>>1117293
>>pure fucking garbage

Sez the guy who's never used Evapo-Rust.

>>1117096
>Did you finish your safety training Tom?
>Yea I learned all about those damn MDSDs, that's why I always wear a condom

>>1117105
MSDS
Material Safety Data Sheet

:) I have to keep these things at work.

>>1117625
>MSDS
I have to keep these things at work.

No you don't. You have to keep SDS now. Formerly known known as MSDS.

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I've personally used this stuff and it managed to eat all the rust off a door hinge from my car

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>>1117653

step up your game
>just dip whole body panels

>>1117382
Use https://www.amazon.com/CRC-06026-Heavy-Corrosion-Inhibitor/dp/B0000AXYA0

WD40 an utter shit, tho it's wonderful for machining aluminum.

>>1117681
You don't want to use that goop to wash off the vinegar. You want the WD-40 to work its way into all the nooks and trannies and displace the moisture. Then you can spray the real corrosion inhibitor, of which Fluid Film is the best.

>>1117092
These things are all just chelating agents and detergent.

Chelating agents bind to stuff and make them water soluable. The best agent for rust is EDTA since it preferentially binds to heavy metals. The SDS on Evapo Rust lists only a "non-hazardous chelating agent" and "non-hazardous detergent."

EDTA is considered non-hazardous, and I would suspect that the detergent would be something like TSP.

If you wanted to go this route I would start with 100:10:1 water:edta:tsp and see how it works.

>>1117641

Ok we understand you got your first job

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>>1117653
I have some surface rust on my car I want to fix before it becomes an issue. How did you fix yours?