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Old 24th May 2018, 09:34 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by Fernando K
Hello everyone

The only way to remove the oxide is the electrolysis and the zinc-soda method, without attacking the base metal (iron or steel). It is the method used in the museums (besides the ultra-sound) and in the objects recovered from the sea

Affectionately. Fernando
Forgive me Fernando, but i become highly skeptical whenever anyone starts a sentence with "the only way to..."
I do see from a search of the "zinc-soda" method that you have been informing these forums of this "only" method since 2011. In fact you seem to be the "only" person to have mentioned it over the years on our forums. However, each time all i can find is a mention of the name and no description of the process. Have you personally used this method? If so, can you describe the steps? Thanks!
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