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Old 12-13-2017, 11:47 AM   #4 (permalink)
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I removed the pedal assemblies and tore them down to rebuild them. It's obvious they used mild steel on these, and a light coat of rust had formed on the surfaces. I ended up soaking everything in apple cider vinegar to remove the rust, which worked amazingly well. I let them soak overnight in about a gallon of it, and they came out looking super fresh! I dried them off and before it could start rusting again I hit them with a coat of rust reformer.




All the parts going into the apple cider vinegar:




Comes out looking like new:




Gave the steering column and the dash bar the same treatment:




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