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    Chicken Legs is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    I know of someone personally who used a 4000psi pressure washer with a sand injector and sand blasted a frame. He told me that he used a vinegar/water 50/50 mix brushed right on to the metal to neutralize it. The frame was then coated with POR 15. The benefit of using a pressure washer as a sand blaster would be that the water would keep the metal from building the heat normally generated with sand blasting, plus you dont have all the air borne dust/rust/silicone to deal with. To each their own, but it looks like a win, win to me.

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    Anytime water and steel meet you have instant rust . Vinegar is great on windows with a 50/50 mix. So if you can get it on a frame before moisture arrives you are a lucky person..

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    metal does not warp from heat generated by sand. it warps from the peening of the metal by the sand. 4k lbs of pressure with sand will warp metal easy.

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