It doesn't have to be thick. Maybe the consistency of milk. Skim milk. Pour or brush it on and let it sit for a few minutes then wash it off.
Baking soda for rust?
I have some white corrosion, caused by my battery, around the battery tray area/headlight support/frame area.
I don't really have the time to sand it and paint it now.
I heard spraying a mixture of baking soda and water on it will neutralize it and slow down further corroding/rusting. Does anyone know if it is true?
Any other easy "sprays" or whatever to slow down the corrosion?
Appreciate any input, Shawn
I don't really have the time to sand it and paint it now.
I heard spraying a mixture of baking soda and water on it will neutralize it and slow down further corroding/rusting. Does anyone know if it is true?
Any other easy "sprays" or whatever to slow down the corrosion?
Appreciate any input, Shawn
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