Door wiring conduit

[RUDE DOG]

I restored the rubber conduit for my doors and man did they come out clean. I soaked them in some citric acid and cleaned with soap and water. I let them dry and this is how they came out, like new. I didn't even use armor all or any kind of crap after.

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[RUDE DOG]

I should have taken before pics, but didn't think they would be this clean.

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[gnxparts]

Citric acid ?

 

[RUDE DOG]

Citric acid ?

Yes I used a 5 gallon bucket mixed some powder form citric acid and water. We use this to clean certain pumps at work. It works great on rusty metal cleans it really good to the point your rinsing the rust away with a garden hose.

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[RUDE DOG]

Here's a a/c box heat shield that I partially submerged because it didn't fit in pail with other parts. You where the water line was, this was over nite.

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[RUDE DOG]

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[gnxparts]

Where does one buy citric acid from
Excuse the naiveness

 

[Bruce Urie]

Squeeze a grapefruit!

Bruce '87 Grand National

 

[RUDE DOG]

You have to have a license to buy it, or like bruce urie said from fruit.

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[Bruce Urie]

You have to have a license to buy it, or like bruce urie said from fruit.

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That's true.......and I bought a grapefruit yesterday at the store....thank God, no license required.

Bruce '87 Grand National

 

[RUDE DOG]

http://www.amazon.com/Citric-Acid-G...d=1407677280&sr=8-3&keywords=citric+acid+bulk

 

[nickrov]

this sounds like a great idea! I am going to try it hope it doesnt fall apart.