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**Ville Kosonen** · 03-04-2012, 04:29 AM

2kg of oxalic acid powder waiting for experiments in rust removal in the plastic bags. At last I got it! Tips are welcomed!

**FestungSpanien** · 03-04-2012, 05:45 AM

Can't offer tips but nice lot you got there

**me6_130** · 03-04-2012, 06:01 AM

Very nice lot, but I don't see where you can use the 2 Kg of oxalic acid on them

(if you just want to get rid of them, I can accept the donation, specially the lamps

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I imagine the eagle on the brush must be real, but I had never seen such.

Carles

PS: Sorry Ville, what is that symbol on your avatar, a polar bear? What does it stand for?

**Ville Kosonen** · 03-04-2012, 06:25 AM

No no no, oxalic acid is for other stuff, rusted stuff. I heard it is the best and most "softest" way to remove rust without losing original paint. I just found it in the same swap meet

I will show results when I got time to learn.

Symbol is for Lapuan Liike and IKL, patriotic organisations from 1930´s Finland. I think it is just a regular Finnish bear, luckily only polar bears are in zoo here.

**me6_130** · 03-04-2012, 06:40 AM

Originally posted by Ville Kosonen View Post

No no no, oxalic acid is for other stuff, rusted stuff. I heard it is the best and most "softest" way to remove rust without losing original paint. I just found it in the same swap meet

I will show results when I got time to learn.

Well, I'm glad you don't want to use acid on them, they would just desintegrate. Anyhow I can still accept the donation

Originally posted by Ville Kosonen View Post

Symbol is for Lapuan Liike and IKL, patriotic organisations from 1930´s Finland. I think it is just a regular Finnish bear, luckily only polar bears are in zoo here.

Thanks, It's because I recently got an EUa unformer and seems to have a symbol on it, and looks like a polar bear, so I was wondering if it had come from the Finnish Army.

Carles

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