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we can't either!!

It was a friend of mine's idea and I loved it so much I asked him to use it for my youtube since I do a lot of this stuff. - Gavin

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@@bavarianmaybeworks yess, fall apart with two pounds weight ;)

hire gavin for all your welding holes 11/10

Those are just some kind of clip to hold the headliner up, the car had them when he bought the car, so not sure which ones exactly.

I noted that in the description. I've seen it works better than what we did. Another comment here noted that I cancelled out all the acidity by adding baking soda, which seems to be true. I can't do electrolysis in a metal trash can though. Death machine.

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is he worth anything more than a cheap shot ? also orang 🍊

you live, you learn. I intend to put our failures out there as well so that people know this won't work. Was still a fun project to do. I got this idea from another youtube video where someone did it with a burner designed for camping underneath the can, and apparently had success with it, but they fully submersed the block. Their video wasn't very detailed, and I'm not sure if they sprayed it down or coated it with something immediately after, though. In hindsight, the electrolysis method would be better.

@@bavarianmaybeworks basic knowledge of chemistry would have also been helpful. Baking soda CANCELS out the acid of the vinegar. All that mixing them accomplishes is the creation of carbon dioxide. phosphoric acid and phytic acid are better chemicals to use to remove rust. Don't believe all the crap you read on the internet and be sceptical. If you're not, you'll be using coke-a-cola to try and clean stuff...and wondering why it doesn't work. Perhaps try things on smaller objects?

@@xephael3485 I never claimed to be a chemist. I barely passed my high school chemistry class. Aside from that, plenty of things online say that vinegar is good for rust removal, so we tried it. Had no idea that baking soda wouldn't change anything. The baking soda didn't cost that much anyway, so I'm not worried about it.

@@bavarianmaybeworks baking soda might not have cost that much but it basically canceled out all of the acidity of the vinegar... you might as well just have dipped the block in hot soapy water.

@@xephael3485 Fair. Didn't know that. Good to know for future reference. We had just kind of assumed that the mixture was making it more aggressive or something. Hardly any research went into this at all, as you can see. It was fun though.

That was one of my goals. ImJoel also posted his M50 build series on RUclips, and he posts his failures as well, which is something I admired. Seeing people fail lets you know what not to do.

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