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Old 08-04-2003, 04:18 PM
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It's a household cleaner made to remove rust stains and hard water deposits from your sinks and such. I bought it at the grocery store just for that purpose, thought I'd give it a try on the bucket of (cheap) rusty sockets I inherited. It did disolve the rust, but you'll want to thoroghly rinse the tools afterwards, then maybe a light coat of oil. I usd it on cheap sockets that I ended up giving away, not my Snap-on stuff. You might want to try it on a test piece first. If it were my good tools, I would probubly use Blue-Wonder gun cleaner.
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