Chrome Rear View Mirror Mounts meet Evaporust

Discussion in 'Wrenchin' Secrets' started by Brett Slater, Jan 17, 2018.

  1. Brett Slater

    Brett Slater Super Moderator Staff Member

    I soaked these overnight (for 24 hours) and can say that the stuff works!

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  2. 2001ws6

    2001ws6 last of the v8 interceptors

    That stuff really does a kickass job! I cleaned a hood latch assy and 2 hood brackets w/springs.
    I have a pic of the hood latch after it was coated with zinc chromate.

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  3. 36racin

    36racin Platinum Level Contributor

    Brett is that a LH and RH mount for chrome mirrors? They look the same.
     
  4. Brett Slater

    Brett Slater Super Moderator Staff Member

    They are both the same and fit both sides, yes.
     
  5. Brett Slater

    Brett Slater Super Moderator Staff Member

    Did you coat it or have it done? Is that something you could do with a spray bomb?
     
  6. 2001ws6

    2001ws6 last of the v8 interceptors

  7. Brett Slater

    Brett Slater Super Moderator Staff Member

  8. Briz

    Briz Founders Club Member

    I've heard molasses will do the same thing.
     
  9. Brett Slater

    Brett Slater Super Moderator Staff Member

    Done.

    Not perfect but much better than before. No one will see them any way. :) 20180118_091719.jpg 20180118_091752.jpg
     
  10. 36racin

    36racin Platinum Level Contributor

    Good then I just need a mount, screws and gasket if the RH is not different from the LH. Thanks
     
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  11. Brett Slater

    Brett Slater Super Moderator Staff Member

    That's correct.

    Todd Miller will have both types of screws (6 total) that you'll need.
     
  12. 36racin

    36racin Platinum Level Contributor

    Thank you
     
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  13. bostoncat68

    bostoncat68 Platinum Level Contributor

    Believe it or not, White Vinegar will also eat rust. It might take a week or more for heavy rut -- but it really does work and a gallon is $2. I keep a little plastic cottage cheese container full that I toss old bolts, etc in as well as a big pan for larger parts.

    I use it and then run it through a paint screen before putting it back in the plastic jug for next time. After it has worked its magic I usually wash the part (to get the acid off) and coat with Ospho to prevent any flash rust and to be sure I've neutralized even the rust that you can't see.

    And... when you are done you can pour it on the weeds in your yard for added value!
     
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