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Eliminating Nox-Rust R-576-055

02/19/2008 2:30 PM

How do I eliminate easily a Nox-Rust R-576-055 from a machined engine block?
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02/19/2008 6:17 PM

If you can find a radiator shop that still has a vat of carbon tetrachloride than I would recommend letting them dipping the engine block. Remember, though, you MUST make sure it is clean afterwards since carbon-tet is fairly toxic. Otherwise you can use a high pressure hose charged with a mixture of Simple Green and water. Just be prepared to scrub.

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02/20/2008 1:20 AM

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