What concentration of Deox-C should I use?
The best concentration is 5%, in other words 19 parts water to 1 part Deox-C. 1kg of Deox-C is enough to make a 20 litre bath of solution.
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Will Deox-C effect rubber components of rusted metal objects?
No, Deox-C will not harm any rubber pieces.
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HOW TO: Clear a fuel tank of rust using Deox-C.
Fill the tank with 1:19 part solution of Deox-C to water. As much as possible, leave for as long as it takes to clear the rust, and no longer. Empty the tank and rinse with water, then dry with hot air gun, compressed air, or just draining where this not possible. Once dry, fill with fuel immediately,
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Is Deox-C safe for use on small rusted parts such as gears and ball bearings?
Deox-C is the best product to use for this, however, you must carefully monitor the amount of time the parts are submersed. The parts required to be treated should spend the minimum amount of time in the solution as possible. Prolonged periods will dull polished surfaces. It would be advisable to try a test area prior
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Should I remove corrosion by mechanical means before treatment with Deox-C or Deox-Gel?
If possible, it is best to remove as much rust as you are able mechanically before using Deox-C or Deox-Gel.
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