Posted by Ecnerwal on March 03, 2010 at 19:01:15 from (71.161.160.242):
In Reply to: Penetrating oil posted by steve706 on March 03, 2010 at 07:44:37:
That's the phosphoric acid in the coca-cola working as a rust remover.
Phosphoric acid should be available without the sugar in milk stone remover at a good farm store.
Likewise, the lemon is citric acid doing the same thing.
I have a can of Kroil, and one of PB blaster, and I have things they don't touch, miracle marketing to the contrary notwithstanding. I expect I'll mix up the ATF + solvent version when they run out, or before.
This site has added candle wax + heat to the things to try, in a different discussion - several independent posts from guys with birthday candles in the toolbox.
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