23-10-2009, 08:26
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| Carbon Steel, Phosphoric Acid, and Plastics
Does anyone have any experience with applying phosphoric acid (Ospho, Rust-Mort, etc) to carbon steel that's got wiring attached to it? I'm trying to figure out if phosphoric acid attacks common plastics like wiring insulation and water tubing. It can't be too bad as the acid is found in soft drinks, but certainly not in the concentrations used in Ospho... |
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