Good ways to get rid of some rust

[somekidwithanm4]

Now that i have an engine for my 110, i'm going to start working on getting the muffler de-rustified. Any suggestions? I want something cheap and i don't have the money to buy lots of Evaporust.

[1984ATC200S]

wire wheel on a bench grinder and a wire cup on an angle grinder, will get almost any place needed.

[somekidwithanm4]

Then just reprime and repaint?

[code200k]

sandblast...

[mmiguy2103]

just get it sand blasted then fix any rot spots and prime it and paint it with some good High temp primer and paint. i got my huge snowmobile exhaust sandblasted for $20 and powdercoated for $30 at a local shop

[somekidwithanm4]

The two things on the left are the guards and the thing on the right is the bottom guard plate

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[SYKO]

get a long plastic tub and buy some MURATIC ACID and dip the parts they will come out perfectly bare metal! of course rinse dry and paint immeditatly and muratic acid is cheap and availl at walmart home depot and loes.

[theiizz08]

How long do you have to leave the parts in the acid? that sounds like a good idea

[SYKO]

just watch it! only takes a minute or tow or less!

[greythorn3]

will the acid kill your lawn if you dump it on the lawn after?

[BigRed_Ryno]

I expect so!

[mmiguy2103]

omg yes please dont just dump the acip down the drain or in the lawn. it will kill the grass and the soil. bring it to a recycling place or a oil recycleling plant.

[SYKO]

its muratic acid just water it down! never hurt my grass at all

[somekidwithanm4]

Cool!!!!!!!!! I think i'll try that

[SYKO]

oh btw dont put anything aluminum in it!!! unless you want it to disapear!

[somekidwithanm4]

yeah lol haha. thx. aluminum doesn't rust anyways so i wouldn't do dat

[SYKO]

well I thought one time.... if it cleans the rust off of steel it should at least clean up aluminum.... wrong.... it melts it ! lol!

[3Wheelers4Life]

electrolytic rust removal.........
http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/rust/electrolytic_derusting.htm
http://www3.telus.net/public/aschoepp/electrolyticrust.html