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Thread: Media blast or acid dip?

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    Senior Member matteo68's Avatar
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    Now that’s what I call good, solid, advice. Appreciated.

    I’ve contacted Envirostrip here in the UK for a quote to dip, dip and e-coat and will see what they say. If it avoids the dreaded tinworm for many years to come, I’m all in favour.
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    I like the acid dip myself, in my case it was neat that it preserved the factory stamping of the floor metal from early 1965.







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    Thanks. Acid dip seems to have strong support from those who have used it.
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