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I'm thinking about using white vinegar to pickle the surfaces before using a two part industrial primer.
What other choice is there?
What other choice is there?
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I'm thinking about using white vinegar to pickle the surfaces before using a two part industrial primer.
What other choice is there?
Dont know about copper alloys. It will be interesting to see what people have to say.
Charles
Would the paint not insulate the copper if you are using it to cool the compressed air?
No problem, just brush their teeth when you're done. Done it many times, often after a trip to the vet as there was a Ben and Jerry's nearby.To prevent the copper from corroding on the outside surface and turning to a washed out muddy looking brown color it is worth the small sacrifice in efficiency.
Analogy would be giving a dog a little bit of vanilla ice cream sacrificing a little bit of health for a lot of happiness.
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