Plop, plop, fizz fizz

Martin610

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I am surprised at how many people are unfamiliar with Barnacle Buster. Has always worked well for me. Of course there are other similar products too.

I came upon a nifty way to demonstrate its use outside of an engine cooling system. My thruster props were nothing to be proud of, and needed attention.



Yeah, a picture is worth a thousand words.

Next drop it in a strong solution of the ol' buster. This was two to one. Safe enough for this, for the cooling system follow the directions on the bottle.



Starts to fizz right away. I left it in for an hour. I then used a brass brush to clean the prop up but I didn't have to clean hard. Then dropped in clean water.

Good result.



Tomorrow I'll paint with Trilux 33. The props are 50 bucks a piece. I used about $7.50 worth of buster. Works for me.

-martin
 
I have used barnacle buster as well with good results. Just one word of caution, don’t let it drip down on a concrete surface. It will eat into them finish of the concrete!
 
Red Raven":qkyangi0 said:
I have used barnacle buster as well with good results. Just one word of caution, don’t let it drip down on a concrete surface. It will eat into them finish of the concrete!

Is this comment from experience? :lol: Beautiful thruster blades and a new driveway, priceless!
 
knotflying":50wkjtym said:
Red Raven":50wkjtym said:
I have used barnacle buster as well with good results. Just one word of caution, don’t let it drip down on a concrete surface. It will eat into them finish of the concrete!

Is this comment from experience? :lol: Beautiful thruster blades and a new driveway, priceless!

Of course! Someone had to do it first! :lol:
 
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