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Add some ripe Tomatos thin sliced to that and YUmI know vinegar works pretty good on thin sliced fresh cucumber and red onions. Dash of salt and pepper.
I guess citric acid is better, from the lemishine?
Never heard this. I suspect the brass would fail long before the SS pins would do anything to it.yeah, well I was wondering, doesn't cleaning the brass with SS media actually reduce it's lifespan?
I would be very careful with vinegar. I use it to remove bluing on guns prior to refinishing.I've seen some good results online with brass, and ultrasonic cleaning with vinegar. Any thoughts on this for stainless parts as well?
Interesting statement. I just put a couple pieces of brass in a jar and covered with vinegar. Small steel screw too, for funsies. I'll check in a couple days and see what happenedAs a rinse vinegar probably isn't too bad...however:
I made my own wood stain by dissolving different metals in white vinegar....steel, copper...it all dissolves when left in a jar over a few days. So be careful.
Interesting statement. I just put a couple pieces of brass in a jar and covered with vinegar. Small steel screw too, for funsies. I'll check in a couple days and see what happened
I use vinegar for rust removal on excessively rusted steel though. Like old barn finds or tools. or badly rusted gun parts. Works very well. Not sure I would want to ultrasonic or soak for long any part that does not need major derusting. Rinse thoroughly, oil immediately, degrease before, paint or reblueing . Will remove blueing.
I'm sure that is slick stuff in its own right.For rust removal, Evapo-Rust is amazing. More expensive than vinegar, but it does a better job and doesn't smell like vinegar.
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