need to get rid of heavy oxidation. Will this handle?
1383190
I have been totally satisfied with the buffing that I have used it for . However I have not needed to use it on " heavy oxidation " as such. My opinion would be yes.
1466903
I can't say for 100%, but I would be willing bet you can. Deoxit will clean off the oxidation on electrical contacts and help to improve the electrical connections. Just be sure that there is no electricity going through any of the wires when you decide to clean any connections. It might be a good idea to use some dialetric grease to help keep the water out of the connector and prevent corrosion after you do.
1937962
I've used it twice so far and each time I had to clean a lot of suit off the pot each time. It smokes when the dwigs have any dampness to them. Perhaps using completely dry fuel would burn cleaner but I havene't had that experience yet.
1814772
Yes sir, but wear protection as that much exposure could be bad for you. Thats a LOT of copper oxides, and I feel it would be almost certianly poisonous, even w/ a power polishing rig (like the power drill adapters for mag wheels etc.)
1857087
It will help to a point. Faded black cars show oxidation very easily and probably require a multistep process of rubbing compound, polish and wax to restore the finish.
1912834
I can be used to take a light oxidation off a ring when it starts to tarnish/lose the original brilliance, but you have to work at it. I was able to bring the luster back on my wedding ring (tungsten) after about 25 minutes using some elbow grease.
839397
Well it will help clean out old varnish-like leftover gunk from 15+ (?) years, but I wouldn't count on it doing its job without possibly creating more trouble. On an old/older bike, the carb gaskets may be close to shot and if there are other rubber-like parts (Viton jet adjustment screw ends, etc.) they might be changed/damaged in the RedLine solution with gas. It might be good to clean the fuel system this way, but you might just expect to do a carb rebuild afterward. E-Mail the red-line people for expert advice.
2242373
I have used this on several carbs and throttle bodys. I would say though that I do clean my stuff with water based mix of simple green then blow off with air to get the bulk of the grime off before going to the Berrymans.
1558567
I saw an ad that says it rejuvenates old faded finishes so I would guess that it should spruce up your oxidized hood. Not sure that it would be perfect, though. I use it for polishing/shining my car. I use the color stick that comes with it to touch up occasional scratches. My car is fairly new. The shine that it gives my car is wonderful.
1917709
I tried it on a 24' pontoon boat that had quite a bit of oxidation and black water stains. After doing several feet of one pontoon I found it did remove some oxidation and stains but was nowhere like new aluminum. I'm searching for a product that does a better job.
1007221
I would not recommend it. Ozone is a strong oxidizer; good for removing odors, but not so good for the body. I run it for a few hours overnight. When my wife retires and we get a dog, I will stop using them.http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ozonegen.html
2093833
you should use buffer,much easier than by hand. it removes a lot of oxidation. boat a boat wityh the sides all chalky white. within a couple hours, boat sparkled.
490810
Yes definitely use a waste treatment chemical of some sort. Aqua Chem or other comparable product.
1125983
Yes, just make sure to clean and rinse it with fresh water to prevent corrosion.
402326
I has worked for me, if you scrub it in good with a broom or stiff brush, is pretty good to remove odor too.
1445165
I find the Goof Off to be too harsh. Goo Gone is the best for this! Good luck!
1061106
I use a 3200psi, my results have been fine for just dirt. More difficult strains (rust and grease) would be more difficult. Can't say if it would do it.