kenh
I see nothing I hear nothing
So awhile back I made a impulse purchase. My intentions were good but motivation to carry through was bad. That was 7 months ago.
I bought a product called Corrosion X. There are a few products like it on the market and in my opinion this and ACF50 were the top choices. When the wife placed an Amazon order I tacked it on.
I had to make an application tool to fog it into body cavities like rockers, fenderwells and doors. The three trouble spots.
The applicator is a simple Tee with 1/8" small engine fuel line to the product and a short chunk of 1/4" waterline to the air gun. The magic was the making of a venturi to make the product suck from the bottle. That was a piece of 1/8" brass tube available at any hobby shop or places like Hobby Lobby. Just grind an angle on one end and insert into the Tee with the angle facing away from the air inlet. To cut the tubing shorter just use a utility knife and roll the tube with the blade. About 5 seconds later you will have it cut.
With mine if I supplied to much air it would bubble back in the container. That's ok as it doesn't take much to atomize the product in spite of how thick it is. I had my shop fogged up pretty good by the time I was done. Next time it will be done outside or I'll wear a mask. I used about half of the 16 ounce bottle to do the rockers and rear fenders. The doors I just squirted some in the drain holes and let it run on its own accord.
Ken
I bought a product called Corrosion X. There are a few products like it on the market and in my opinion this and ACF50 were the top choices. When the wife placed an Amazon order I tacked it on.
I had to make an application tool to fog it into body cavities like rockers, fenderwells and doors. The three trouble spots.
The applicator is a simple Tee with 1/8" small engine fuel line to the product and a short chunk of 1/4" waterline to the air gun. The magic was the making of a venturi to make the product suck from the bottle. That was a piece of 1/8" brass tube available at any hobby shop or places like Hobby Lobby. Just grind an angle on one end and insert into the Tee with the angle facing away from the air inlet. To cut the tubing shorter just use a utility knife and roll the tube with the blade. About 5 seconds later you will have it cut.
With mine if I supplied to much air it would bubble back in the container. That's ok as it doesn't take much to atomize the product in spite of how thick it is. I had my shop fogged up pretty good by the time I was done. Next time it will be done outside or I'll wear a mask. I used about half of the 16 ounce bottle to do the rockers and rear fenders. The doors I just squirted some in the drain holes and let it run on its own accord.
Ken