Deoxidine is a metal preparation.
Usually diluted phosphoric acid.
You scrub the panel with a 3M scourer saturated in the product and it converts all the remaining rust to inert iron phosphate.
An essential step when re-finishing

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but if you dont use the deoxidine properly it will actually cause rust

Will these do? http://www.josco.com.au/newsite/jia/pro ... s_jbsd.htm all my local hardware store has. Pretty good price $12.26ea

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You have to wash of excess deoxidine with water. To make sure it is cleaned properly you need to do a water break test which is just putting water on and making sure it doesn't bead up

any tips/best methods to remove/strip all this? its sound deadner,old paint etc

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Mine looked exactly like that

I used a big wire buff wheel on a 9" angle grinder
Strip it disks on a angle grinder
Blunt Chisel and lpg bottle/torch
It was a pain in the butt

Next time i will take it to get sandblasted

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yep the strip it disc is the right thing for the paint but i dont use it on the body sealer. i normally soak that with turps or penetrol. it sofens it enough to peel it off after it soaked for a while.

Thanks guys I'll have a go. I'm getting the bottom sand blasted so if I find the inside to hard ill leave it too them

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Yes you can get rust from deoxidine but you would have more rust issues not using it.
I use it strait from the bottle and do half a bonnet at a time. Apply with red scotch bright then i have 1 damp rag and 1 dry 1.
Wipe with damp one to get bulk off then rinse with clean water and wipe again.
With the dry rag and air blower i run aross the panel and clean it.
You want it to go a blueish colour like this.

You can tell if you haven't done it right because the panel with look like rust stains.
This is my way of doin it and there are plenty other ways you could do it as well.

thanks for that tip uras1,

I used the citraforce stuff on the deadner, didn't spend to much time but it got a bit off

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can use dry ice to get deadner off as well. just pour and and hit with hammer and it comes off in chunks