Cola (all cola) contains phosphoric acid. Phosphoric acid reacts with rust to make it water-soluble. Once this reaction happens, the rust can be removed from the iron it was formerly bonded to just like dirt, it doesn't matter what you scrub with (scouring pad, steel wool, kevlar brush, an old t-shirt). The vinegar in this example serves no purpose. A product called Naval Jelly is much better at this, since it has a higher concentration of phosphoric acid, and is quite viscous so it will stay on angled surfaces which a liquid like cola would just run off of. The reaction to remove rust take only a few minutes. The most important thing to do is, once the rust is gone, to immediately dry and cover the area with oil, wax, or something else that will create a barrier between the metal and the air to prevent oxidation from starting all over again.
I've been cleaning my own wheels since I could drive and this is the first time I've ever seen it don't like this! Truly awesome job, thanks for the tip.
This guy has posted with the best intentions of being helpful and I find it very cruel that so many insensitive comments have been made here. Do unto others what you would have them do unto you!
Holy shit. Coke and foil who would have thought. Awesome work. Best part its cheaper than wheel cleaners and didnt need to take the wheel off. Stay happy and enjoy life
Looks great actually. The trick is that aluminum is softer than steel, so won't scratch. That's why people buy copper scrubbers for their pots and pans instead of steel sometimes. Coke will help a little but coke and vinegar, in my experience, need a lot of time to work, like an overnight soak. But they absolutely do remove rust!!! I think the abrasive aluminum foil is what did the trick here.
Old machinists and mechanics have known thus trick for decades. Thanks for sharing it. ( ps i only drink clear drinks after learning this in the 60's )
we use steel wool in a roll, which rusts immediately after getting wet, for cleaning kitchen pots. So tired of that..now we will try aluminum foil instead. Thanks for the video!
Tried this with a Chrome trash can. The lid had rust "dots". A few scrubs with hot water and aluminium foil did the trick! Works just fine! Have to try using coke as well. Maybe I'll try to polish my bike's exhaust using this method. Thanks!
While coke is mildly effective (the carbolic acid in it) any soda with with an acid in it will achieve the same results. Much more effective would be to buy some Naval jelly and carefully put on the rusted areas, wiping it off a short time later and you have the same result, in 1/10 the time.
My car has fully steel rims with the paint that use to be black turning grey flaking off and rust underneath I New coke would do something but I think I would need a wire brush and sand paper then kill rust paint. There's always more then 1 use for house hold items I like the vid it's different then the others you just go straight to the point. 10/10
Thanks you for taking the time to share this idea! The negative comments show such a low level of intellect they are not worth the time to read. Thanks again.
It works just as well if you use water. It is a chemical reaction that takes the oxygen molecule from the iron oxide (rust) and transfers it to the aluminum in the foil, making aluminum oxide. The tiny particles of aluminum oxide also work in the water to act as an abrasive paste which buffs the chrome for a shiny final result. Never use steel wool, because it is as hard as the chrome and will scratch. The aluminum is softer than steel and chrome, so it doesn't scratch.
but the Coke also has phosphoric acid which is a main ingredient in a lot of store bought rust removers (makes you want to drink some-jeez) so that may help too
The wheels are chroned steel, iron alloy. The rust is from below the plating, working through cracks and pores. The method will only work on steel alloy. Unplated steel will look dull afterwards. Coke has dilute carbonic acid. Any acid will work to break down iron oxide, even a very weak one like tap water. aluminum is a disdimilar metal, and in this case acts as an anode attracting the free iron, becoming dull and grey. A stronger acid like CLR will work faster, but might discolor the plated finish before it could be neutralized. Mag wheels are polished aluminum and this will not work to detarnish them. If you were to use steel foil or woll with acid on aluminum, it would attract iron and become more tarnished without affecting the corrosion .
I'm a professional detailer .... and even tho they would need a lot more "time" to be considered done in my eyes... you did a great job... considering the rim from start to were u got it...
Why are people so ignorant?! She's deaf, not disabled. Don't like she's with a woman, move on. Simple as that! Some people, like me, find that this was helpful in furthering some of my ASL, as well as fixing my car rims with a cheap and simple can of coke :) THANK YOU :)
Cool video :) Some people on here are so mean and like to knock people down to make themselves feel good. If you have nothing nice to say shut your mouth and grow up.
Just using fine grain sand with a rag and water while rubbing the mag wheels will have the same effect and clean the rust off cheaply.Furthermore,using WD 40 with fine sand and a rag works wonders.There are multipule ways to clean rust off and improve the look,however,don't expect to make your mags look like new for depending on the severity of the rust the look will vary.
Just some notes: Aluminum is softer than steel which is softer than chrome. Chrome does not rust. The rust is either on the chrome which will clean off or the chrome has come off and the steel rim has rusted which will quickly rust again if not coated. If most of the chrome is gone, it can be re-chromed but not worth it unless very expensive rims. You can also sandblast and paint them. Evapo-Rust works fairly well. Joke -Jack it up, start it, put it in gear and hold your favorite cleaning device against the rim while it is spinning. -Joke
Hey Deb, I learned a much easier trick you should try. I use S.O.S pads which are usually intended for cleaning cookware. My dad uses I on +60 year old chrome for vintage Harley parts and I use it for +30 year old vintage bicycle parts. You'll be amazed
I like the sign-only video. Makes a change from the norm. Didn't understand a word of it mind, but that's fine. I don't believe this was some kind of special "deaf rust" that needed special explanation - I got the idea fairly quickly. And I reckon anyone with eyes and a brain should be able work out what was going on! :-)
I would have liked to see some comparisons such as just using water instead of Coke, or soapy water instead of Coke. Personally I doubt that there would be much difference.
wow everyone else on youtube rust removec vidoes use chemicals and try and talk fancy, but this lady did it all in no time,your blessed by GOD and thank you mam for the tip,im Mexican so I always have coca cola hehe:p
Not a bad old school tip thanks for the share. But Vinegar works faster just remember whatever material you use to agitate and remove rust needs to be a softer material than the rim. I use an SOS pad and vinegar with the least amount of pressure applied as possible to get the desired outcome. Too much pressure will cause scoring. Don't say I didn't warn you...
That middle section cleaned up pretty nice. I remember Jay Leno did a special on this old school cleaner that worked on chrome, but I forgot the name of it. It left kind of a waxy film behind so that water didn't further rust the chrome.
Coke and monster energy drinks clean much better than most cleaners including brake cleaner rilly good idea for restoration projects where new is not an option also works awsom for cleaning parts with built up grease and dirt submerg part in coke for 20 or 30 minutes wire brush the part wash it off with water u would be surprised haw clean and easily done
Coke have high level of Apple Acidity in it, just like White Vinegar or Apple Cider Vinegar. As long you rinse it well after doing it with Water and Dry it asap, you won't have a problem.
Next time use a push pin and poke a hole in the bottle cap so you can squeeze the bottle to spray the coke over the rim. Subtitle would be nice for those of use who can't "read" sign language.
I have Always used steel wool. You have to get the Number #0000. For it is the finest steel wool. You can find it at any parts store. Its great for rusty chrome, GLASS and it does not scratch. Just Do NOT use it on plastic! Scratches. Eliminates the use of any chemical. Just elbow grease....
I had very thick brake disc dust on my alloy wheel which was rusted on, I tried numerous ways to remove it Car Polish= no Wonder wheels= no Vinegar = no Hp Sauce = no Oven Cleaner = no WD40 = no then Coca Cola and Tin Foil = Yes, surprised by the results but I've now stopped drinking Coca Cola!
good on you for making this, i honestly didnt think of how much information a deaf person must be missing out on when trying to do DIY stuff through self research. as someone who also plays with how to video's myself, may i suggest you employ the use of subtitles because i genuinely wanted to understand what you were saying. maybe a friend can help you with a final editorial with naration in order to capture a larger audience, or i can recomend some royaltee free audio that can fill in the gaps in the audio that seem to leave the video feeling a little empty at times (at least the intro needs something there) either way great work, i felt compelled to give my feedback because i was moved by the fact that regardless of any disadvantages you may be facing in the creation of web videos, you've succeeded anyway.
Well I don't understand sign. But I'm glad this video is made in moving pictures. Wow your video is super loud. I'm not joking, it is. I calculated the cost of products. Apple cider vinegar - $1.50 Foil paper - $2.50 Coke $1.50 It would be more time and cost effective to buy a bottle of wheel cleaning acid.
Go buy a pack of SOS PADS at your local Grocery Store...... Drink the Coke and save the Apple Cider Vinegar and Aluminum Foil for the Kitchen. SOS pads have been removing surface rust and other hard to remove gunk from auto/rims for years, no worries about scratching the finish and they come with the soap "built in"!
I feel guilty now! I was just about to type "why the hell don't you talk as you clearly have a microphone".............and then I got to 1:00 and saw you doing sign language :) Great video im going to try it :)
next time try marvel mystery oil, i heard its good for rusted and oxidized chrome. Wont be able to get out the rust pitting but will clean them up nice and stick better than coke.
Electrolysis via battery charger works gangbangers for taking rust off. Fast, and damn effective, as long as you have a light of sight between your rust (negatively charged) and your sacrificial plate (positive), in a water bath with baking soda added, and works in 15 minutes or less. Next, is Evaporust, which is expensive, and takes overnight. After that, Vingegar, which is like the poor man's evaporust... works fast when heated but can keep eating away at your metal. Then you have Molasses baths and so on, that take a week.
I love using the cans of foaming tire spray to clean off my rims. It is amazing how it eats through all of the grease and grime that stick to the rims. Usually, I give it a good spray before going through a car wash. It's the easiest and most mess-free way of cleaning the tires!
Actually using aluminium foil is excellent for removing rust from chrome. I have done it for years. you can do it with just water and foil but it goes faster with coke...no BS! Aluminium is softer than chrome thats why it doesnt scratch the surface.
i THOUGHT ABOUT COKE...BEFORE SEEING THIS VIDEO......TO REMOVE A SMALL RUST SPOT ON A PAINTED AREA. tHE RUST IS ACTUALLY COMING FROM A SMALL AREA AT THE BACK WINDOW....SO THE PART ON THE CAR IS JUST THE RUST DRIPPINGS. ....BUT I'M CONCERNED THE COKE WOULD TAKE THE PAINT OFF. I'M RELUCTANT TO TRY IT....but I do use a little coke to clean battery connections. It works amazingly!
Coke have high level of Apple Acidity in it, just like White Vinegar or Apple Vinegar. As long you rinse it well after doing it with Water and Dry it asap, you won't have a problem.
I thought by the title it meant use my 500.00 worth of snorting coke!! I was like HELL no! I'll snort it and be able to rub the hell out of the rim with the aluminum till shiny!! Lol
Just use some fine steel wool. Does the same thing less mess and you can drink all your soda. And use the aluminum foil to wrap your head so aliens can't control your thoughts. LoL
+kris200998 If you get the right wool it won't scratch chrome either, it'll get rid of them though ;p Kris is right, aluminum foil is better but be careful about rust chips possibly doing some serious damage.
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Bitch is throwing gang signs at us.
+CornFedCowboy19 *chuckles* I gotta rep my deaf hood dude. Yo.
+CornFedCowboy19 I'm pissing my pants laughing...
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Omg havent laughed so hard in months :P
lol
Cola (all cola) contains phosphoric acid. Phosphoric acid reacts with rust to make it water-soluble. Once this reaction happens, the rust can be removed from the iron it was formerly bonded to just like dirt, it doesn't matter what you scrub with (scouring pad, steel wool, kevlar brush, an old t-shirt). The vinegar in this example serves no purpose. A product called Naval Jelly is much better at this, since it has a higher concentration of phosphoric acid, and is quite viscous so it will stay on angled surfaces which a liquid like cola would just run off of. The reaction to remove rust take only a few minutes. The most important thing to do is, once the rust is gone, to immediately dry and cover the area with oil, wax, or something else that will create a barrier between the metal and the air to prevent oxidation from starting all over again.
Nope back to school for you It's E150d
Plus additional additives HFCS to make rust on wheels...stay in school son
I've been cleaning my own wheels since I could drive and this is the first time I've ever seen it don't like this! Truly awesome job, thanks for the tip.
This guy has posted with the best intentions of being helpful and I find it very cruel that so many insensitive comments have been made here. Do unto others what you would have them do unto you!
tell dem bro
welcome to YT commen t section. That was comparatively mild bashing, lol.
I'm with you, but I think this "guy" is a "girl"!
Jay Pete is right! :-)
Jay Pete
thank you
Because of the signing, quiet coke fizzling, neighborhood sounds and rust scraping
This is like Mechanic ASMR
Holy shit. Coke and foil who would have thought. Awesome work. Best part its cheaper than wheel cleaners and didnt need to take the wheel off. Stay happy and enjoy life
Used this for my 1976 Schwinn Stingray fastback and it really helped with the rust on the chrome!
Hmmm...I learned something new today. Thank you for taking the time to share this with others Deb!
Looks great actually. The trick is that aluminum is softer than steel, so won't scratch. That's why people buy copper scrubbers for their pots and pans instead of steel sometimes. Coke will help a little but coke and vinegar, in my experience, need a lot of time to work, like an overnight soak. But they absolutely do remove rust!!! I think the abrasive aluminum foil is what did the trick here.
Old machinists and mechanics have known thus trick for decades. Thanks for sharing it. ( ps i only drink clear drinks after learning this in the 60's )
we use steel wool in a roll, which rusts immediately after getting wet, for cleaning kitchen pots. So tired of that..now we will try aluminum foil instead. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for using hand signs. I wish more people did in there videos.
I didn't know this solution to remove dust.
Thank you for this demo.
But don't forget a cap on the tire valve.
Tried this with a Chrome trash can. The lid had rust "dots". A few scrubs with hot water and aluminium foil did the trick! Works just fine! Have to try using coke as well. Maybe I'll try to polish my bike's exhaust using this method. Thanks!
Thanks for the subtitles. Makes it easier for us people in other countries.
Most quiet and peaceful video I've seen .........nothing but birds chirping and hard scrubbing
This was awesome! Not only did I learn how to remove rust, but I could also practice my ASL! (I am currently learning) So THANKS, twice!!
I don't know sign language but the CC button on the upper right corner worked! Thanks for the vid!
Will try it tomorrow. Just what I needed for the bumpers on my 1982 VW..
While coke is mildly effective (the carbolic acid in it) any soda with with an acid in it will achieve the same results. Much more effective would be to buy some Naval jelly and carefully put on the rusted areas, wiping it off a short time later and you have the same result, in 1/10 the time.
Seriously??? I'm not being sarcastic...are you? Gotta go Google this in🤔
That's the exact same style rim that I'm looking to clean up!! Good job
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My car has fully steel rims with the paint that use to be black turning grey flaking off and rust underneath I New coke would do something but I think I would need a wire brush and sand paper then kill rust paint. There's always more then 1 use for house hold items I like the vid it's different then the others you just go straight to the point. 10/10
So ace to see a video with sign language. Love it!
Thanks you for taking the time to share this idea! The negative comments show such a low level of intellect they are not worth the time to read. Thanks again.
It works just as well if you use water. It is a chemical reaction that takes the oxygen molecule from the iron oxide (rust) and transfers it to the aluminum in the foil, making aluminum oxide. The tiny particles of aluminum oxide also work in the water to act as an abrasive paste which buffs the chrome for a shiny final result. Never use steel wool, because it is as hard as the chrome and will scratch. The aluminum is softer than steel and chrome, so it doesn't scratch.
but the Coke also has phosphoric acid which is a main ingredient in a lot of store bought rust removers (makes you want to drink some-jeez) so that may help too
Bettina Stepek
Your stomach has hydrochloric acid which is strong than phosphoric acid.
yes, but it is compatible with our systems. Not judging, personally I love the taste of Coke, but can't drink it (or any soda) it gives me migraines.
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Water an foil is what I've always used works good then I enjoy a coke
The wheels are chroned steel, iron alloy. The rust is from below the plating, working through cracks and pores. The method will only work on steel alloy. Unplated steel will look dull afterwards.
Coke has dilute carbonic acid. Any acid will work to break down iron oxide, even a very weak one like tap water. aluminum is a disdimilar metal, and in this case acts as an anode attracting the free iron, becoming dull and grey.
A stronger acid like CLR will work faster, but might discolor the plated finish before it could be neutralized.
Mag wheels are polished aluminum and this will not work to detarnish them. If you were to use steel foil or woll with acid on aluminum, it would attract iron and become more tarnished without affecting the corrosion .
I'm a professional detailer .... and even tho they would need a lot more "time" to be considered done in my eyes... you did a great job... considering the rim from start to were u got it...
Why are people so ignorant?! She's deaf, not disabled. Don't like she's with a woman, move on. Simple as that! Some people, like me, find that this was helpful in furthering some of my ASL, as well as fixing my car rims with a cheap and simple can of coke :) THANK YOU :)
does it make you feel like a big person to call other people names?
How did I call other people names? Lol
you called people ignorant. that's not nice
Just stating a fact... and I don't have time for this. #kthanksbye
#getalifeandstopinsultingpeople
I did this yesterday but I used coke and steel wool it did a awesome job
1:22 was my favorite part
Great video!!!!!! God bless you hun 😘
Cool video :) Some people on here are so mean and like to knock people down to make themselves feel good. If you have nothing nice to say shut your mouth and grow up.
Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh!
Well that's not very nice.
Just using fine grain sand with a rag and water while rubbing the mag wheels will have the same effect and clean the rust off cheaply.Furthermore,using WD 40 with fine sand and a rag works wonders.There are multipule ways to clean rust off and improve the look,however,don't expect to make your mags look like new for depending on the severity of the rust the look will vary.
Just some notes: Aluminum is softer than steel which is softer than chrome. Chrome does not rust. The rust is either on the chrome which will clean off or the chrome has come off and the steel rim has rusted which will quickly rust again if not coated. If most of the chrome is gone, it can be re-chromed but not worth it unless very expensive rims. You can also sandblast and paint them. Evapo-Rust works fairly well. Joke -Jack it up, start it, put it in gear and hold your favorite cleaning device against the rim while it is spinning. -Joke
Hey Deb, I learned a much easier trick you should try. I use S.O.S pads which are usually intended for cleaning cookware. My dad uses I on +60 year old chrome for vintage Harley parts and I use it for +30 year old vintage bicycle parts. You'll be amazed
I like the sign-only video. Makes a change from the norm. Didn't understand a word of it mind, but that's fine. I don't believe this was some kind of special "deaf rust" that needed special explanation - I got the idea fairly quickly. And I reckon anyone with eyes and a brain should be able work out what was going on! :-)
What if you're short sighted?
Pardon?
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It's crazy how this works 😮 Amazing
SOS pads always was my top choice !!
Nice but a much easier and faster way (in my opinion) would be grade #0000 steel wool and either water or wd40. Nice experiment though!
I would have liked to see some comparisons such as just using water instead of Coke, or soapy water instead of Coke. Personally I doubt that there would be much difference.
I like this guy he kicked Ass on that rim
wow everyone else on youtube rust removec vidoes use chemicals and try and talk fancy, but this lady did it all in no time,your blessed by GOD and thank you mam for the tip,im Mexican so I always have coca cola hehe:p
i feel relaxe any time i see this video, im loving it .
I use always Coca Cola to soda pulvered wheels. And after 3 minutes all dirt, brake dust, insects, cats, rats and policeman release off.
Not a bad old school tip thanks for the share. But Vinegar works faster just remember whatever material you use to agitate and remove rust needs to be a softer material than the rim. I use an SOS pad and vinegar with the least amount of pressure applied as possible to get the desired outcome. Too much pressure will cause scoring. Don't say I didn't warn you...
I use fine steel wool and Palmolive dish soap. You can also use a steal touch up paint pen to cover some bad spots in chrome rims. :)
Or you can just buy rim cleaner and call it a day
That middle section cleaned up pretty nice. I remember Jay Leno did a special on this old school cleaner that worked on chrome, but I forgot the name of it. It left kind of a waxy film behind so that water didn't further rust the chrome.
Brownbear Quick Glo ;)
Brownbear Quick Glo ;)
I was thinking like this dude don’t want to talk on camera I guess lol, then they started signing, all I could think was ‘ah ok, lol’
You could also use a bottle of Domaine Faiveley Musigny Grand Cru 1937 or 1949 for that job. Altough a bit more pricy
Coke and monster energy drinks clean much better than most cleaners including brake cleaner rilly good idea for restoration projects where new is not an option also works awsom for cleaning parts with built up grease and dirt submerg part in coke for 20 or 30 minutes wire brush the part wash it off with water u would be surprised haw clean and easily done
That sign language was trippy to watch :)
Coke have high level of Apple Acidity in it, just like White Vinegar or Apple Cider Vinegar. As long you rinse it well after doing it with Water and Dry it asap, you won't have a problem.
Next time use a push pin and poke a hole in the bottle cap so you can squeeze the bottle to spray the coke over the rim. Subtitle would be nice for those of use who can't "read" sign language.
I don't know if that was worth a can of Coke but I like how this guys not in love with the sound of his own voice like some are.
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Thank you Deb, for your time and video :).
Poke a hole in the bottle cap and squeeze too spray. Thank you Great video I know how to use aluminum foil now!
Nice tips. Sure cleans it up nicely.
I have Always used steel wool. You have to get the Number #0000. For it is the finest steel wool. You can find it at any parts store. Its great for rusty chrome, GLASS and it does not scratch. Just Do NOT use it on plastic! Scratches. Eliminates the use of any chemical. Just elbow grease....
Thanks bud. Looks like a lot of work but the results were pretty darn good!
Turtle wax chrome polish and graduating in steel wool (from coarse to 0000) will make a TON of difference..... I've got the same wheels....... :)
I had very thick brake disc dust on my alloy wheel which was rusted on, I tried numerous ways to remove it Car Polish= no Wonder wheels= no Vinegar = no Hp Sauce = no Oven Cleaner = no WD40 = no then Coca Cola and Tin Foil = Yes, surprised by the results but I've now stopped drinking Coca Cola!
Between this and the battery terminal fix, I can't believe we still drink this stuff lol.
I found a 60s ford hubcap in a river today. it's rusty and I wanna restore it. I'm gonna try this
did it worked !!!
yes it did. I still need to go back over it but it is now shiny again
Glad it helped.
Class...this is a perfect example why when you move to the Northern states why you will never have nice stuff...
good on you for making this, i honestly didnt think of how much information a deaf person must be missing out on when trying to do DIY stuff through self research.
as someone who also plays with how to video's myself, may i suggest you employ the use of subtitles because i genuinely wanted to understand what you were saying.
maybe a friend can help you with a final editorial with naration in order to capture a larger audience, or i can recomend some royaltee free audio that can fill in the gaps in the audio that seem to leave the video feeling a little empty at times (at least the intro needs something there)
either way great work, i felt compelled to give my feedback because i was moved by the fact that regardless of any disadvantages you may be facing in the creation of web videos, you've succeeded anyway.
I used diet coke and foil! it worked on my air filter cover...next is my rims!!! gotta use some elbows grease...Lol...
Well I don't understand sign. But I'm glad this video is made in moving pictures.
Wow your video is super loud.
I'm not joking, it is.
I calculated the cost of products.
Apple cider vinegar - $1.50
Foil paper - $2.50
Coke $1.50
It would be more time and cost effective to buy a bottle of wheel cleaning acid.
Go buy a pack of SOS PADS at your local Grocery Store...... Drink the Coke and save the Apple Cider Vinegar and Aluminum Foil for the Kitchen. SOS pads have been removing surface rust and other hard to remove gunk from auto/rims for years, no worries about scratching the finish and they come with the soap "built in"!
That stuff should be on the shelves of every automotive section in all Walmart’s of the world.
I feel guilty now! I was just about to type "why the hell don't you talk as you clearly have a microphone".............and then I got to 1:00 and saw you doing sign language :) Great video im going to try it :)
+dazlia2 Its called "Garage Talk" just to funny!
inlineschool :)
dazlia2 yup some people are deaf they need to do ASL
Great job...what a huge difference!!!!
Phosphoric acid. It's listed on the can. You can buy this acid, I suppose like the soda manufactures.
next time try marvel mystery oil, i heard its good for rusted and oxidized chrome. Wont be able to get out the rust pitting but will clean them up nice and stick better than coke.
Very helpful! I'm going try it!👍
Very good, thanks for sharing
Toilet bowl cleaner from the dollar store has much stronger acid and obviously only cost a dollar. Just use with caution and don't get acid burns.
the tongue flicking in the beginning was fast and furious
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gee....fantastic result...all the rust gone.! Now like brand new.
Thank you! This man is wonderful..!
it cleaned up real nice on the middle, but you still have lots of dirt/rust on the outside. maybe you just cleaned the much off but the rust remained.
Pretty nice of you scrubbing her wheels!
The Neighbors: she's dong it again she's over there throwing them signs and cleaning something
That foil on metal sound is brutal. It's a good thing he's deaf.
Would need about 10,000 gallons of coke and enough foil to pave a path to the moon for that truck
Electrolysis via battery charger works gangbangers for taking rust off. Fast, and damn effective, as long as you have a light of sight between your rust (negatively charged) and your sacrificial plate (positive), in a water bath with baking soda added, and works in 15 minutes or less. Next, is Evaporust, which is expensive, and takes overnight. After that, Vingegar, which is like the poor man's evaporust... works fast when heated but can keep eating away at your metal. Then you have Molasses baths and so on, that take a week.
Looks good. Lot better than they where
Thanks for the great tip on rust. I'm hearing, but my sign language is rusty too. I understood most of it.
Thank you for your video and I apologize for all the rude people.
That's a really cool trick. Thank you!
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Bro wyd here lmao. Back to the podcast
I use aluminium foil and water. Does great
I love using the cans of foaming tire spray to clean off my rims. It is amazing how it eats through all of the grease and grime that stick to the rims. Usually, I give it a good spray before going through a car wash. It's the easiest and most mess-free way of cleaning the tires!
He's signing, he's deaf, looks a lot better, those rims were rough, great video, thanks for sharing. If it's a she, I'm sorry, either way great job.
Nice idea bud...but I think the body repairs are long overdue ! lol
you made my day 2020
Actually using aluminium foil is excellent for removing rust from chrome. I have done it for years. you can do it with just water and foil but it goes faster with coke...no BS! Aluminium is softer than chrome thats why it doesnt scratch the surface.
i THOUGHT ABOUT COKE...BEFORE SEEING THIS VIDEO......TO REMOVE A SMALL RUST SPOT ON A PAINTED AREA. tHE RUST IS ACTUALLY COMING FROM A SMALL AREA AT THE BACK WINDOW....SO THE PART ON THE CAR IS JUST THE RUST DRIPPINGS. ....BUT I'M CONCERNED THE COKE WOULD TAKE THE PAINT OFF. I'M RELUCTANT TO TRY IT....but I do use a little coke to clean battery connections. It works amazingly!
Coke have high level of Apple Acidity in it, just like White Vinegar or Apple Vinegar. As long you rinse it well after doing it with Water and Dry it asap, you won't have a problem.
I've used this. It works.
I thought by the title it meant use my 500.00 worth of snorting coke!! I was like HELL no! I'll snort it and be able to rub the hell out of the rim with the aluminum till shiny!! Lol
This is incredible!
Just use some fine steel wool. Does the same thing less mess and you can drink all your soda. And use the aluminum foil to wrap your head so aliens can't control your thoughts. LoL
+kris200998 If you get the right wool it won't scratch chrome either, it'll get rid of them though ;p
Kris is right, aluminum foil is better but be careful about rust chips possibly doing some serious damage.
The one
Aluminum foil. LoL I save that to wrap my food with. I use 0000 fine grade steel wool for chrome parts.
+DaytonCarCare
aluminium is better in this case..
steel make damage
+sintex group I guess you never heard of #0000 fine steel wool
+sintex group I guess you never heard of #0000 fine steel wool