Cresent #9

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Cresent #9

Postby Mark72 » Mon Oct 01, 2007 7:20 pm

I currently hold the bid on a crescent #9 waffle iron on ebay. If it goes for $15 or less it will be mine. Shipping and all it will cost me $35. It is rusty and needs to be cleaned up. Has anyone tried blasting lately? what were your results? And is the electrolysis better?

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Postby doug hodder » Mon Oct 01, 2007 9:29 pm

My opinion...you ought to do a media blast on that one...like glass beads, or soda...I wouldn't do sand as it can be more aggressive. I only had to blast a small area of rust on mine and did no blasting on the interior portion...held the gun way back and sort of dusted it. Doug
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Postby mfkaplan » Mon Oct 01, 2007 10:53 pm

I still like the electrolysis. It's not instant. It's a lot slower that bead blasting though. It might take a few days. It removes only the rust. Of course I don't have access to a blaster of any kind. I use a big plastic tub, an old plastic rack, a piece of sheet metal, and my batery charger. The hardest part was finding washing soda. Found that at Raleys. I used directions found on the Web. The only caution is to unplug before you put your hand in.
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