Hydrofluoric Acid

Thanks, just read the thread. I didn't notice the link until after I had replied. Did you edit it in? :D

Posted at the same time..

It seems the Sepetone Alibrite still does have Hydrofluoric Acid in it. Now I thought that they changed the composition as I am sure that last time I bought it, it no longer had hydrofluoric Acid as part of its make up, but have just checked the MSDS and the composition is:
Water app 70%
Sulfuric Acid app 10%
Hydrogen Fluoride (which is Hydrofluoric Acid) app 10% caused by the Ammonium Bifluoride dissociation.
Ammonium Bifluoride app 10%
In these quantities reasonably safe but still present and a risk.


http://www.septone.com.au/msds/ATA1.htm

It worked a treat; the wheel's ready for polishing and I'm still alive. :D

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It worked a treat; the wheel's ready for polishing and I'm still alive. :D

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So far!

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It worked a treat; the wheel's ready for polishing and I'm still alive. :D

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Steering wheel?:angel:

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I don't think they've ever been cleaned prior to my purchase. I initially thought they were powdercoated black.
After two hits with Wheely Clean and a scrubbing brush, I'm still not satisfied, all this after half a dozen scrubs with phosphorous acid. The hydrofluoric will not be in the markets yet.
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachment...5&d=1439956313

They look better in the pictures than they actually are.

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Steering wheel?:angel:

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C'mon Pedro, keep up. :p

sorry:(

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sorry:(

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No you're not! ;)

What did you end up using Ian?