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imas560 · 26th September 2010, 02:37 AM

Hello all,
spent a while trying to get an immersion suspension tube setup and finally managed to get 3 drink bottles glued together without leaks. So can now proceed with the degrease stage. I had a look in the local Asian Supermarket for some of the items mentioned (i.e. Axion dishwash liquid) but to no avail.
I used the following advice “I usually do it in the kitchen sink with warm water, dishwash liquid and soft toothbrush, then I rinse off and dry thoroughly before putting into the juice.”
I assembled the following items

I then ran the water and immersed the keris in the soapy warm water.

I then gave the keris a good scrubbing with the toothbrush, there was quite a bit of surface rust on the peksi(?)

I then proceeded to dry the keris with some towel rag

And now it should be ready for step 3.

26th September 2010, 02:37 AM	#93
imas560 Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 180	Step 2: Degrease Hello all, spent a while trying to get an immersion suspension tube setup and finally managed to get 3 drink bottles glued together without leaks. So can now proceed with the degrease stage. I had a look in the local Asian Supermarket for some of the items mentioned (i.e. Axion dishwash liquid) but to no avail. I used the following advice “I usually do it in the kitchen sink with warm water, dishwash liquid and soft toothbrush, then I rinse off and dry thoroughly before putting into the juice.” I assembled the following items I then ran the water and immersed the keris in the soapy warm water. I then gave the keris a good scrubbing with the toothbrush, there was quite a bit of surface rust on the peksi(?) I then proceeded to dry the keris with some towel rag And now it should be ready for step 3.