I use Bug and Tar Remover and 0000 steel wool to clean old, rusty metal car parts. I glanced over at my vinyl collection and rejected the concept of duplicating the process. It was one of my better life choices.
Not worth the money or time. That’s what folks are telling you, but you’re not listening.
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"Not worth the money or time. That’s what folks are telling you, but you’re not listening." Apparently someone did not read or comprehend the responses! "I have used PVF probably a dozen times over the past 5 years. It is an excellent service. Very professional. Never a hiccup. |
I got my 10L US tank in 1999, from a closed down lab where I worked. Made in USA, used for prototyping metals prior to engraving, chemical etching, coating, printing of SS, silver, copper, brass, bronze, gold alloy, gold-clad, titanium. My unit has digital settings for frequency and power: 36 kHz-100 kHz, 100 watts - 1000 watts. I tried many frequencies and power levels. It even does programmable frequency sweep cleaning. So your ASSUMPTIONS about my unit are way off base! And BTW, US cleaning is far less effective on soft materials than on metals. So you can keep your assumptions to yourselves. You don’t have the expertise to be making the bad judgements that you’re casting out here. |