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Phosphoric acid #203432
01/24/09 09:04 PM
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Trying to get some Phosphoric Acid to treat my
floor boards.

Told that Ace hardware has it.

They don't have it but can order it. I need a Part number.

Where else can I get it.

Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: moparmikethree] #203433
01/24/09 09:15 PM
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Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: moparmikethree] #203434
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'nother product called 'ospho'. I used it on some rusty floor pans and it worked pretty well.

Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: wings471] #203435
01/24/09 11:30 PM
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Ace carries it as ospho. Green liquid in a clear plastic bottle. Made by skyco.

Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: moparmikethree] #203436
01/25/09 12:42 AM
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Jasco makes a product called "Prep and Primer" which is phosphoric acid. You can find it at Lowes or Home Depot in the paints/thinners aisle. Works well (eats concrete too).

Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: 70Duster440] #203437
01/25/09 05:19 PM
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Coca Cola...............

Seriously, coke still has it in and I have used it for cleaning parts etc, but in reality just get the real deal as it is much quicker!!
Metal-ready, ospho, and many of the rust cleaning products are all phosphoric acid

Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: Gavin] #203438
01/26/09 12:02 PM
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If you go to an auto paint supplier they will probably have many different brands.... POR-15 has phosphoric acid in it but is a paint based product. I personally use SEM Rust mort. The hardware stores should have it in the form of "Rust Proof" Paul Harvey used to advertise it for one of the hardware chains.

Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: 71 Charger R/T] #203439
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Concrete cleaner/etcher is typically phosphoric acid.

Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: shawge] #203440
01/27/09 12:31 PM
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We use it for swimming pool chemcials, Stain and Scale control
Works very well.


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1955 Land Rover
Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: Kam*Kuda] #203441
01/27/09 01:00 PM
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Hey Kam*Cuda is that your car in the pic? if so what kind of wheels and suspension did you use?

Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: Kam*Kuda] #203442
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most welding supply houses carry it as aluminum cleaner.


for what is the good life if not doing things thoughtfully?
Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: moparmikethree] #203443
01/27/09 05:50 PM
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I use concrete etch. Read the label to make sure it is Phosphoric
Acid some are using a different acid.
I also use a great product called Krut Kutter the must for rust.
I found it at the Home Depot, it's a phosphoric acid based metal cleaner protector. Up here they are pulling the product because they say it's too auto related and not selling enough,.

Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: shawge] #203444
01/27/09 05:55 PM
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Quote:

Concrete cleaner/etcher is typically phosphoric acid.




Careful! A LOT of concrete/masonry cleaners are Hydrochloric (AKA Muriatic) acid, not Phosphoric.

Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: chris1970] #203445
01/28/09 04:21 PM
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Quote:

Hey Kam*Cuda is that your car in the pic? if so what kind of wheels and suspension did you use?



I will send you a PM


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Re: Phosphoric acid [Re: moparmikethree] #203446
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