Ospho horror

[philze]

  I had no idea this would happen. I left this hood spring soaking in Ospho for 2 weeks by accident and was shocked by what happened!

    Anyone have a spare spring?

Compared to the one I left in for 1 hour there is nothing left.  Holy cow !!!

[Cuda Cody]

Seriously?  That looks like a throttle spring now!      It was eating metal or was it really rusty? 

@wanderlustin  you gotta see this!

[Roadman]

                     Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm     

[Cuda Cody]

@philze  can I share your photos on our Facebook group?

[wanderlustin]

That's amazing!  I've never used that product before.  It's easy to do; leave a part cooking in the pot.  I've done that in the electrolysis tank as well as in the Evaporust.  Both are more forgiving to my forgetful nature.  Awesome comparison photos!

[wanderlustin]

@philze I think I may have a spare pair but will be 10 days before I get home to check.  Message me then if you still need them.

[philze]

 The spring was in great shape just like the other. It was bead blasted and put in the ospho to give it a coating for storage until it could be painted.

Way to cold to spray anything in Wisconsin.  Was sitting around out for a while before pic was taken.

On a better note motor and trans went in today.  I can see the light!

Still need to find a hood spring. It's always something. Just keep  on plugin!!!!

[wanderlustin]

Seriously?  That looks like a throttle spring now!      It was eating metal or was it really rusty? 

@wanderlustin  you gotta see this!

@Cuda Cody I thought seat lever spring!

[Cuda Cody]

   Beautiful job @philze      Looking like you are super close to being done and enjoying it!   

Nice shop too!

[Spikedog08]

The car looks amazing!  The spring is surprising!  Wow . . 

[61K T/A]

Muriatic acid does a great job, doesn't it. 

[Cuda Cody]

@philze   If you need another spring a guy on our Facebook Group has one.....  go to the E-Bodie.org Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/ebodies/ and you'll see his info.