corrosion control

[zadwit]

What is a good chemical to use to remove light surface corrosion on Aluminum? I used to use Dupont conversion coatings which I think was really phosphoric acid and then alodine.


I have heard about Corrosion -x and Boeshield but it is an oily mess, so looking for something which would leave the surface dry.


Thanks, Mark in Davenport

[rahulchoudhary73]

maybe this, is tested to boeing standards, http://www.perfectpolish.com/nuvite.html

Local EAA chapters ought to offer a diy detailing service with the tools and compounds thought through; wonder if pilots nearby Mark have scheduled detailing flyins to the factory, spend half a day buffin away
R

[zadwit]

Ill get some and try ità Thanks

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[rahulchoudhary73]

Hey Mark, buffing wheel material looks important to doublecheck, this gentleman has good tips.
http://www.gmtips.com/3rd-degree/dox/tips/buff/buff.htm

wish it's just a typo, no illness, something a hawaii vacation with lotsa pineapples would fix.

am in jaipur, rajasthan, india, couple yrs now. congratulations, gulls are beautiful flying machines. very unusual they've managed to keep such a low profile.
thanks,
Rahul

[zadwit]

Ill check it out. Thanks for the info. Are you in India????

Thanks,Mark

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[rahulchoudhary73]

yes, for now; were persian i think ~4millenia ago. you might enjoy this egull in a rainy mood with likely persian music ;-) yet to own one..
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NRuGru_Z_kE
r

[rahulchoudhary73]

these tools are great; if one can find out where to get them, usaf or boeing surplus, whereever; one gull pilor's son does work with F16s, radars i guess
rc

[rahulchoudhary73]

these tools are great; if one can find out where to get them, usaf or boeing surplus, whereever; one gull pilor's son does work with F16s, radars i guess
rc

[ejbnorfolk]

Hi folks,

A place called www.Autogeek.com has Cyclo machines and all the related pads.


They are built like a tank and virtually vibration free due to the counter rotating heads.


I own one and would never be without one again.


Ed B