Try this
http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/rust/electrolytic_derusting.htm or do
a google search ( www.google.ca ) on electrolytic rust removal, should
answer all your questions .
Regards
John
Vernon H. Brown wrote:
>Ok, I missed something along the way here. I am guessing you are using a
>battery charger, plastic tub, and washing soda to clean rusty parts; you put
>the neg lead on the part which becomes the cathode, but what do you use as
>the anode i.e., where do you clamp the pos terminal?
>
>Just in case I was not the only one not paying attention will someone give
>the full rundown on this. We are approaching the season in much of the
>country where the only time we get to spend with our LBCs is working on
>them.
>
>Thanks,
>Sandy Brown
>
>
>
>>OK all. I have the A&H washing soda, and I'm working on my old exhaust
>>manifold. All I can say is, WOW!!! It works extremely well.
>>
>>One note of caution. Do not stick your hand in the tub after
>>turning on the
>>charger. Unless you like that look for your hair. I don't...
>>
>>My Sears charger has three settings, 2, 10, and 50 amp. I have
>>it set to 10
>>amp. Can I use the 50 amp setting?
>>
>>Later
>>
>>MIke
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