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Grapeshot and sturrip cleaning with distilled white vinegar

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Okay, here are the "before" pix.











And here are the "after" pix. These were in distilled white vinegar for seven days. I had much better results than my electrolysis set up and did it right here in my office.









Thanks Tnmountain and Q
Brad
 
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Looks good. I use the vinegar method also. Never has been a problem getting all things iron to clean up.
Good job!!!
 
Nice improvement!

mountainman8.webp
 
Are the "after" pics the result of only soaking in vinegar or did you wire brush it too? Very good results treb.
 
Nice Relics & Great cleaning results .
Davers
 
Are the "after" pics the result of only soaking in vinegar or did you wire brush it too? Very good results treb.
I forgot to add that, I knocked the crust/heavy stuff off first, and then I wire brushed it with a stainless steel wire brush once a day. I only changed the vinegar once during the seven days.

Thanks everyone for looking and commenting on my thread. I was given the idea from Q who got it from Tnmountain, thank's guys!
 
they cleaned up very nice,good job!
 
Those came out great Brad. :thumbsup: I tried the vinegar method too on an old padlock and it came out great.
Thanks for the post,
Doug
 
Still looks old to me!:)
 
Man that cleaned up great:headbang: I've gotta try that with my items now:exclamation:
 

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