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phidailo 06.26.2006 11:12 PM

Acid on g2 chassis
 
About a month ago I ran my new IB4200's and after the first one I noticed acid leaking and covered the aluminum on the chassis. Is there anything that can be used to clean the chassis?

cemetery gates 06.26.2006 11:25 PM

you could try greased lightning. it is great stuff really works well on an array of stuff, takes off anodizing though which could be good in some cases. also dissolves CA glue for taking tires off rims. really really good stuff and it does not harm aluminum. try it!!!

heres a link http://www.glblast.com/

phidailo 06.27.2006 02:03 AM

thanks...I will give it a try

Dafni 06.27.2006 02:12 AM

The residue of Ni "battery-acid" should just be water soluble. No need for strong stuff. Try to wipe it off with a wet tissue.

DAF

phidailo 06.27.2006 02:21 AM

I tried and it wouldn't come off

Dafni 06.27.2006 03:05 AM

Oh, sorry :013:

Maybe some Alcohol?

toby 06.27.2006 10:44 AM

would gin work? lol j/k

2f43t4yall 06.27.2006 10:58 AM

I had exactly the same thing happen to me with a brand new pack of IB4200 all over my chassis

phidailo 06.27.2006 11:12 AM

I just hate cleaning the truck because those acid spots just make it look horrible

coolhandcountry 06.27.2006 12:04 PM

You may have to polish the spots back to match up to the orginal aluminum.

Mike.L 06.27.2006 05:10 PM

if funny how so far on this thread the ib4200's are the problem causes.
lol im buying a used chassis of sylvester and he also has a acid spot.
and he was using ib 4200's
what a co-wince-a-dence!

neweuser 06.27.2006 05:33 PM

other than that, do they work well for the most part? I almost bought some! yikes!

squeeforever 06.27.2006 06:02 PM

Yes, they work great for me!

ttrmike 06.27.2006 08:03 PM

I had a similure thing happen to me awhile ago. I put baking soda on it over night and then washed it off with water.


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