Thanks Alex, my problem is I save everything. Then I can't find it. LOL

Thanks Ricardo, I appreciate you stopping by the shop!

@@montana2strokeracer Thank you Sir. I truly enjoy watching how you work and get great detailed work on the bikes you show case..!

Thanks Peter, it really works great.

Thanks Mark, working on the next one.

Yes, many roads, one of the things I like about this product is it has a component in it that prevents flash rust when you remove it.

That is awesome, glad you got it going. Its a good feeling when you do it yourself and it works out. Great!

Thanks Vinny, getting a lot of sun up there by now. Our days a pretty long here but nothing like what you have this time of year.

@@montana2strokeracer 🌞it’s a nice payoff for the long dark winters. This year it’s been particularly rainy. Feels like Seattle.

Thanks Dean.

Thanks buddy

Hey Chris, here were I live, if using metal rescue I never have flash rust. With all the others I have used, I will get some. Metal rescue is not an acid I think that is why. But we are high desert here with almost no humidity. I understand there are some chemical you can put in while still wet. That's OK unless you are putting in a liner, then you pour in a half gallon of acetone and some sheet rock screws and shake. It will remove the flash rust and prep for the liner.

@@montana2strokeracer thanks Dale.

I get it from Zoro.com, its really gone up. Last one I got was 110.00 about 2 years ago. Now 149.00 but it is free shipping. Just a sign of the times I guess.

Hey Carl, it doesn't say that on the container. Matter of fact it says contains no acids. Not sure what does the work, says it is safe for everything, I know it doesn't hurt paint or anything else that I have noticed. Just rust. What is great is your parts don't flash rust when you remove it. It must be a secret formula.

@@montana2strokeracer Sounds good. I've heard tell of substances to de rust that use some sort of enzyme. Maybe that's it. The lack of flash rusting is really good.

Hey Robert, I have another one to do soon. It's pretty simple though, you just pour it back in the bucket. If using Metal Rescue which is not an acid, you do not have flash rust, that's why I have settled on that product. It cost more but it's worth it not to have the flash rust. Granted I am in a high desert area here and our humidity is generally pretty low. They also have a product called Dry Coat that is a rust preventive, I have not used it at this time, but that may be a solution for flash rusting.

roger that buddy