Okay. The fact that I’m asking this means I’ve already worried myself. So please don’t point out the obvious that the process uses salt and usually we don’t like to talk about salt and aluminum in the same sentence.
I am priming with Akzo prepped with prekot.
I have to use softened water because my towns water is wicked hard. I’m talking destroyed appliances within a year or two.
I’m wondering if there is any of you were in the same situation as me and had to use it for rinsing your parts off. Because nobody on here is likely to be a metallurgist, I’m looking for more historical evidence that it has or hadn’t led to an issue.
I don’t let the parts sit in a bath forever. At most they air dry while scrubbing, but I always end up having the blow them all off with compressed air. I have parts that have sat for more than a year with primer on them with no issues.
Thanks in advance!
I am priming with Akzo prepped with prekot.
I have to use softened water because my towns water is wicked hard. I’m talking destroyed appliances within a year or two.
I’m wondering if there is any of you were in the same situation as me and had to use it for rinsing your parts off. Because nobody on here is likely to be a metallurgist, I’m looking for more historical evidence that it has or hadn’t led to an issue.
I don’t let the parts sit in a bath forever. At most they air dry while scrubbing, but I always end up having the blow them all off with compressed air. I have parts that have sat for more than a year with primer on them with no issues.
Thanks in advance!