Process and product for application for preserving metallic products from corrosion
OwnerRobert E. Whitmaninventor
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Abstract
The subject invention is a process for preserving metallic products from deterioration from corrosion or oxidation, comprising the application of a protective product including the following the steps of applying, (a) cleaning the exterior of the metallic product of removing scaling or other externally disposed by products of corrosion; (b) applying a corrosive removal substance comprised of water, ammonium components, alcohol and a solvent premix which is in turn comprised of alcohol and mineral spirits. The subject process may include the further process of painting the surface of the metallic surface after the above described anti-corrosive substance is applied and in some cases removed.
Claims2
A process for removing corrosion or rust from a metallic surface.
- (a) applying a corrosive removal substance comprised of:
- 4 A Water 77.00 B Ammonium molybdate 00.10 C Rhodafac RE-610 1.91 D Triton x-100 0.48 E Tetrahydro furfurrly alcohol 2.31 F Phosphorus acid 18.20 100.00
A process for removing rust or corrosion from a metallic substance comprising of steps of applying the following composition to a metallic surface.
- 5 A Water 77.50 B Ammonium molybdate 00.10 C Rhodafac RE-610 1.91 D Triton x-100 0.48 E Solvent Premix 2.81 F 75% Phosphorus acid 18.20 100.00
- The solvent premix used in this latter formulation is:
- 6 Tetrahydro furfuryl alcohol 82.2 Odorless mineral spirits 7.8 100.00
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.