My 1st Real Try At Electrolysis..Before & After

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My 1st Real Try At Electrolysis..Before & After

I dug this modern hatchet head in an old dried up stream bed and decided to use it as a practice piece. I used a 12V, 4 amp power supply and cooked it for 4 hrs. in a baking soda electrolyte.
 

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Re: My 1st Real Try At Electrolysis..Before & After

That looks real good, woodshunter. Congrats on it. :thumbsup:
 

Re: My 1st Real Try At Electrolysis..Before & After

Thanks Shortstack. I'm off to find more rusty stuff. lol
 

Re: My 1st Real Try At Electrolysis..Before & After

Salt works better than baking soda.
 

Re: My 1st Real Try At Electrolysis..Before & After

Use some water-soluable hairspray to prevent rust from forming. This can be done, even on more valuable items because the water-soluable hairspray can easily be washed off if need be and does not harm the object. Cheap priced hairspray can be found in any discount store.
 

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Shortstack said:
Use some water-based hairspray to prevent rust from forming. This can be done, even on more valuable items because the water-based hairspray can easily be washed off if need be and does not harm the object. Cheap priced hairspray can be found in any discount store.

I've never heard of this before. Sounds like a neat trick.
 

Re: My 1st Real Try At Electrolysis..Before & After

Thanks for the help.
mike
 

Re: My 1st Real Try At Electrolysis..Before & After

wow.

You'd make Lizzy Borden...Proud to own that axe!

(Nice job)

:icon_thumleft:
 

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