FLYNAVY30

This guy is a bit much, but some of his videos provide good tips....this Ospho metal cleaner looks like it might be useful to anyone really into detailing.


I may try it on my headers at some point which are 304 stainless

Cheers,
Greg

Redbird

Wow!

Dreaming60’s

Mike Coletta turned me on to this product a year ago and it's truly an amazing product. Instead of encapsulating rust like many products advertise, Ospho actually converts the rust (iron oxide) to (iron phosphate), which is an inert hard surface. Mike told me he used it on all his stock framed restoration inside and out...using gallons to flush inside the frames whether they looked like they needed it or not, just to be sure......all the while rotating and lifting the frame to make sure it got in all the crevices. And Mike doesn't do anything stupid in my book.


www.ospho.com

mrtexas

Ospho is phosphoric acid

dleibman

Stuff is great. Many use it in their boats before repainting metal parts including engines.

ranger9812

+1 for Ospho...pricey, but you won't regret it.