Oxidizied / flaking clear coat solution,

[Meghan54]

I have no idea how to respond to your post... I cannot make any sense of it.

If you think you know of a 'corrosive' metal, please share.

I swear I think he's talking about galvanic corrosion or "bimetallic corrosion" or "dissimilar metal" corrosion but calling it something else. But you know that already.

I know I've seen enough galvanic crap on outboards over the years with idiots not keeping up with their sacrificial anodes. It's not so bad in fresh water, but salt......sheesh.

Of course, I expect to hear about something like aluminum trihydroxide or some such created acid.

 

[ino uno soweno]

Meg.

I swear I think he's talking about galvanic corrosion or "bimetallic corrosion" or "dissimilar metal" corrosion but calling it something else. But you know that already.

No, I do not think so, but bimetalic corrosion might be close,but i don't really think so.

I know I've seen enough galvanic crap on outboards over the years with idiots not keeping up with their sacrificial anodes. It's not so bad in fresh water, but salt......sheesh.

I hear you there, and agree fresh/salt.

Of course, I expect to hear about something like aluminum trihydroxide or some such created acid.


I would say definitely not "aluminum trihydroxide or some such created acid." definitely not a created acid,

One more clue, the corrosive metal is reusable many many times, I have used the same 2oz corrosive metal many times over the last 20 years,

 

[ino uno soweno]

The blind C200 Mercedes Kompressor showed up late the other night, about 2000 model, ??,


Owner is nice Lady in love with her best friend, because he never lets her walk,


The only 2 problems with the car,


1, Light and visibility on the road was down to about %35.


2, police pulling her over and defecting the car off the road, very expensive and inconvenient,


I was given 30 mins, ??.


This picture shows very bad yellowing oxidization layer over all of both headlights, defusing all light beams,





Other side.





Very defused.



Other side.








Sorry about the bad pictures, I had zero notice,


First I buffed with G3 reg , and the surface oxidization is too deep, about half a hair deep in the badly oxidized areas, or patches, by about %10 to %20 of the whole headlight total surface, is what to look for,
With very little working light and no orbital vibrating sander, and no time, I rubbed wet p2000 for about 20 mins each, missing patches. And buffed again,






Other side,




One coat of new finish,






Other side.





Back to original % 85 light on the road, and almost no chance of the car being defected off the road, all oxidization left on the lights is sealed,


Both headlights lenses still have to be fully restored, (sanded and buffed and several coats of nu-finish, ) Nu –finish being the easiest and quickest, to apply.


Please note I could have restored them completely except my orbital sander is broken, the sander makes quick work on most med to fully oxidized surface patches, head light lenses, paint and some plastics,


Also, I applied a coat of nu-finish, just in case she does not come back for the full restoration. The oxidization still in the surface of the headlight, is sealed for quite a few years depending on stone chipping,


Also if she does come back I can sand through the Nu-fish clear coat layer pretty easy, new sander on the way,


Back asap.

 

[XavierMace]

Can you cure cancer too?

 

[FuzzyDunlop]

Can you cure cancer too?

Just put NuFinish on it. Cures everything. Just like Windex

 

[Meghan54]

Just put NuFinish on it. Cures everything. Just like Windex

Good one!

But don't worry. Uno,whatever-o will manage to twist your comment into something else, much like he tried when I mentioned it was stupidly silly to wax the inside of your windshield to prevent UV passthrough since windshields only pass 3-8% of UV due to the lamination and layers of glass.

He then twisted that into side windows (windshields was the specific topic, not all windows), brought up FuzzyBabyBunny's thread about him wanting to reduce solar radiation (heat gain) and privacy into his new car by adding solar film and used that as a proof I didn't know what I was talking about, and then began ranting on about X-rays, gamma rays and they were energy (DUH!) and how I didn't understand anything about radiation and energy. Too bad he just doesn't know that I worked nuclear med. for a few years and do quite understand radiation and energy and its implications.


And I'm still waiting for him to reveal this mystery corrosive metal he's got hidden somewhere. What a laugh.

 

[JCH13]

I lol'd.

My favorite part is when Ino says that I'm twisting his words.

 

[Meghan54]

I lol'd.

My favorite part is when Ino says that I'm twisting his words.

Truth. And you notice no mention of the corrosive metal....at all. Teases, teases, calls everyone stupid, teases, but never fulfills. I'm betting this corrosive metal is nothing more than a metal-based acid, a man-made substance, not a pure metal as he alludes to.

Just a shill for NuFinish.

 

[ino uno soweno]

"I'm betting this corrosive metal is nothing more than a metal-based acid, a man-made substance, not a pure metal as he alludes to ".

Bet ?, what bet, what r u betting ?,

Do you need more time.?

 

[Meghan54]

"I'm betting this corrosive metal is nothing more than a metal-based acid, a man-made substance, not a pure metal as he alludes to ".

Bet ?, what bet, what r u betting ?,

Do you need more time.?

Your bluff has been called so many times on this, by a chemist in one instance. Put up or shut up.

Dude, you are so full of $hit it's unbelievable.

 

[ino uno soweno]

Your bluff has been called so many times on this, by a chemist in one instance. Put up or shut up.

Dude, you are so full of $hit it's unbelievable.

.

We all know how many times you and your friends have told us how smart your little group is,


Examples,

I swear I think he's talking about galvanic corrosion or "bimetallic corrosion" or "dissimilar metal" corrosion but calling it something else. But you know that already.

Of course, I expect to hear about something like aluminium trihydroxide or some such created acid.

X-rays, gamma rays and they were energy (DUH!) and how I didn't understand anything about radiation and energy. Too bad he just doesn't know that I worked nuclear med. for a few years and do quite understand radiation and energy and its implications.

And so on and on., and so forth.

“No bluff”, you just need a new chemist, with some knowledge of Metallurgy.

Come on, I will give u a clue, ?. you been completely and complexly wrong so far.

Aren’t you and your friends embarrassed “at all ".

Guess again,

Everyone else, sorry, Count down has been initiated. Final go ahead from mission control granted, Any last guesses invited, last chance,

Back ASAP..

Meg. You put up or shut up, it is a quiz remember. All your guesses are just bullshit; you put up or shut up.

 

[JCH13]

I already asked you what your magical 'corrosive metal' is. Put up or shut up.

My guess is that you have a metallic compound with acid in it, not an actual metal that's corrosive (other than galvanic, which I've already pointed out). It may be semantic, but without semantics technical discussions would be pointless.

 

[Meghan54]

I already asked you what your magical 'corrosive metal' is. Put up or shut up.

My guess is that you have a metallic compound with acid in it, not an actual metal that's corrosive (other than galvanic, which I've already pointed out). It may be semantic, but without semantics technical discussions would be pointless.

I wouldn't call it semantics. Metals and metallic acids are quite different creatures, esp. how the acids are created. I'm betting he's got some sodium hydroxide or some such man-made creation. But it isn't a metal.

 

[JCH13]

I wouldn't call it semantics. Metals and metallic acids are quite different creatures, esp. how the acids are created. I'm betting he's got some sodium hydroxide or some such man-made creation. But it isn't a metal.

But sodium is a metallllll....

 

[ino uno soweno]

I stop teasing you guys soon, , , you still got it %100 wrong, but I will yous are giving it %200 effort,

Back soon as, few hours.

 

[XavierMace]

How long can it take to come up with jibberish?

 

[JCH13]

A few hours, apparently. At least when you're too special to use % signs and punctuation properly.

 

[Meghan54]

Meh, he's just a wanker, a tosser, an uphill gardener with a secret desire to be a cheese eating surrender monkey. But what can you expect from a chav. Damn muppet.

 

[ino uno soweno]

Whats the matter boys.???



jibberish?


A few hours, apparently.


he's just a wanker, a tosser, an uphill gardener with a secret desire to be a cheese eating surrender monkey. But what can you expect from a chav. Damn muppet.


I'm betting he's got some sodium hydroxide or some such man-made creation. But it isn't a metal.


But sodium is a metallllll....


You guys are such fun,


I hope we can have as much fun with the next quiz, next quiz is much harder, no wrong answers allowed. but hey, I think this thread is still fuzz approved.


XavierMace welcome,

 

[ino uno soweno]

Ok , yesterday I received go ahead on posting the following, please note I am still suffering Mozilla Firefox and photo bucket crash rash, but will try and post according to Zenmervolt instruction.

Fact, I have had 20 years experience, well fact is I have had a 39 year passion for this corrosive metal as it is one of Nature’s worst enemies in my work environment, sorry, I somehow forgot to mention the mystery corrosive metal is most often a “ liquid “ .


And I make a living as a result of doing this, safely, please note, this method can be stuffed up, without knowing the correct method, So please ladies and gentleman, do not try this for fun, or any other reason,


Anyone interested in starting a side line money making business, please PM me, I am only interested in sharing information and opportunity and maintaining safety to anyone interested., no cost, no kisses, no cuddles, no acid, no names, no bullshit. Trust me as far as the future looks good to me for this type business opportunity.


This line of business is DIY reducing metals to particle size and shape of different density metals used in testing varies particle size and shape, density “recovery methods and current recovery methods”. Using this corrosive metal, safely.


Ok mystery corrosive metal also has an “ affinity “ with some metals and also will “ amalgamate” with a few more,


[[[ This next line of information can only be found in the instruction manual, for safety reasons]]]]


It is also corrosive to few more metals over long term contact, 100 year plus,


First I thought, some job description picture, meaning these pictures show around the sizes required in mining recovery research and development, ,




Please note above roughly speaking and under magnification, the long white hair was pulled through a 90 micron sieve / screen, the 2 small black stones should be around 200 micron, +or -. Sort of miniature prop rocks,





Fine black hairs are contamination, larger metallic bit seen bottom centre of picture is a pile of smaller bits, all other metallic objects are the same metal, and under 90 micron, some shine bright others do not shine at all, due to direction of light source, and bad camera man,

The above picture shows magnification re- focused on the hair only, please note shiny tiny perhaps 20 micron metal particles are clinging to hair, picked up and held by static electricity to the hair.,

 

[ino uno soweno]

Next picture shows a before, (first time or as the 2 metal meet,) and clearly shows the true meaning the word, affinity , where the quick silver smoother s and engulfs the yellow metal flakes, amalgamation begins, please not the size and shape of the yellow metals in the before picture, (below”),




Next picture shows fully loaded amalgam ball. Please note a fully loaded amalgam ball holds or can be impregnated with %60 host metal at the point of reduction process.

 

[ino uno soweno]

Sorry computer keeps crashing, trying to load more than a few pictures, 2 post and 2 crashes so far. ??.



Next picture shows an after reduction process Picture, to remove the Quick silver quickly and safely, the quick silver will “transfer “ to other clean yellow metals, please note , as the quick silver reaches out over the new clean yellow metal surfaces, the amalgam ball is drained revealing the reduced particle size from the shapes and size yellow metal seen in the “ before picture”














Please note, almost all introduced lumps of yellow metal are by now almost covered with liquid quicksilver with extreme “affinity” , at this point the quick silver will be most exposed to a quick and safe removal, more on that in the instructions,






The above similar dry amalgam ball consisting of micron size particles previously shown is gently crumpled between the fingers, into the yellow metal micron small size range shown above, in fact the fine gold in the hair picture came from and was treated to be mostly micron size,


Controlling the amount of “reduction” or changing visible appearance is pretty easy and further detailed in the instructions,


Gotta sleep, but that is the corrosive mental, know as Mercury, ( a mostly liquid, corrosive, toxic, metal )

 

[halik]

Not totally sure why people are freaking out, every time you take your car to a proper detail, you'll get a layer of clear removed to get perfect reflection. Cutting and buffing paint is fine, so long you don't overdo it.

 

[JCH13]

So... you've been playing with mercury for the last 20 years? Well then, that explains the cognitive and neurological damage...

Seriously though, amalgamation is not corrosion. Corrosion mechanisms involve an electro-chemical reaction whereas amalgamation does not. In fact, amalgamation can be used as a corrosion inhibitor in zinc.

 

[Meghan54]

So... you've been playing with mercury for the last 20 years? Well then, that explains the cognitive and neurological damage...

Seriously though, amalgamation is not corrosion. Corrosion mechanisms involve an electro-chemical reaction whereas amalgamation does not. In fact, amalgamation can be used as a corrosion inhibitor in zinc.

ROFL!!!! I thought of mercury and immediately discounted it because I didn't think anyone could be dumb enough to be handling it routinely. Too much chance of dain bramage....errrr, brain damage.

Guess amalgamation was something not covered in his ersatz chemistry class. And it's that unique property of mercury that allowed it to be used as a permanent filling in teeth. Also, mercury is completely inert on some metals, notably iron.