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What you buy depends on how comfortable you are with using and storing dangerous chemicals, traditional pastes are a mix of hydrofluric and nitric acids in a gel base, some useful info and links in this recent thread "Clicky"
There are friendlier ones based on citric acid,
I use Antox, or pelinox, these are traditional pastes and work very quickly, citric based pastes tend to take longer to work, at least the ones I tried did. Also there is the option of electrolytic cleaning, but I find it less efficient in difficult corners,
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There are friendlier ones based on citric acid,
I use Antox, or pelinox, these are traditional pastes and work very quickly, citric based pastes tend to take longer to work, at least the ones I tried did. Also there is the option of electrolytic cleaning, but I find it less efficient in difficult corners,
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Thanks for the welcome.
I will use what ever gets the job done the best. I use to use a paste many years ago that done the job great it was like a clear jelly. But can not mind the name. I have seen the antox advertised would you recommend it? Also were is the best place to get it. What is best antox or penlinox ? what is the differance sorry for all the questions.
I have used both
http://www.elmerwallace.co.uk/ and
www.rapidwelding.com/
both offer good advice , price and delivery. Take your pick.
http://www.elmerwallace.co.uk/ and
www.rapidwelding.com/
both offer good advice , price and delivery. Take your pick.
