haha, really? nobody else noticed the awkward handshake? 0:07

@bonnie8441

8 жыл бұрын

+Mick_Mick Yeah,manners costs the guy nothing.In too much of a hurry to impress with his swimming pools worth of 'Dr X'...Bet it would be cheaper to buy another engine block :)

@warrenjohnsen124

8 жыл бұрын

+Bonnie its nt, it works well and is cheap ive used it and worked for the guy

@imcujo5220

8 жыл бұрын

Lmao that shit was brutal to watch

@ruthenican

8 жыл бұрын

ImCujo I know, it was a major cringe

@warrenjohnsen124

8 жыл бұрын

yeah haha

How come at the end of the video I did not see a rust free block?

Needs new video, bad. Three minutes real time of pouring liquid in to a container, and the finished result is not shown.

Been nice to see the final product, rather than 3 minutes of pouring it in.

@jamesherring9718

4 жыл бұрын

lol

@killiansklassics

3 жыл бұрын

nah i found it entertaining

@1967davethewave

3 жыл бұрын

LMAO!!!!!

It would have been more impressive if it had actually removed the rust ...

this is a 10 days rusted block which citric acid or mountain dew would easily remove it get us a 10 years old rusted block and demonstrate ... yeah

@jeremymcdavitt3297

6 жыл бұрын

Doha Man i

@samscreativefarm

5 жыл бұрын

I use a phosphoric acid based cleaner that they use in restaurants, so much cheaper and the concentrate is 50% Phosphoric acid 5L you can dilute it only costs about $40AUD which is cheap here but stuff is expensive in aus.

@cemsengul16

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah scam

Before and after please?

I’ve always used vinegar to clean all my blocks. Never had an issue.

"You can put your hand in there and wash the block ..." you never see the guy frantically running to the sink to wash his hands!

@davidjohnson6588

6 жыл бұрын

only reason he said ' i should not be doing this without gloves on,'' ... is because of rust... '' tekna shot' .

you can do the same thing with vinegar, citrus acid, or phosphoric acid. All are cheap and available at any hardware store.

$560 worth of solution.

@ljprep6250

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, at $40/gal, that's one expensive dip solution. I'll bet they say to toss it after one use, too, don't they?

@ZERO_42069

5 жыл бұрын

The solution cost more than the block lol

@MrRohanThomas

5 жыл бұрын

@@ZERO_42069 not a block for this car, this car would cost like a 1000

@hoesssaaayyymyname5734

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrRohanThomas u dont know what ur talking about

Just use low concentrated muriatic acid... (muriatic acid/HCl dilluted with water 1:8 to 1:12 depends how bad/thick the rust) good for the rust but somehow safe for your hand if not prolonged exposed.

use white vinegar, i used it to derust my 351 w the other day, it worked and its cheap

This dude has a few screws loose. $600.00 worth of Dr.X Cleaner is insane. If I were to clean a block with this method (Which I'm Not) I'd get an inexpensive pump, like used in parts cleaning tubs, a 5ft piece of 1/4inch flexible tubing, 4 Nylon 1/4inch T's. I would relace his tank with a plastic trash can and position the block so that it stands inside the trash can on its end, not lying on its side. I would connect a section of tubing to the pumps output and place the pump next to the block. Then I would affix the T's equally arranged inside the tank, pointing at the engine block with each one connected to the pump output. I'd perform a brief test assuring that the chemical is being applied across the entire block. Finally, I would pour in only one gallon of the DR.X, place the trash can lid onto the can and just sit back and let run for an hour or two. Once finished with the cleaning, I would use the pump to pump out the Dr.X Cleaner through a filter and then back into its original container. As I said, I wouldn't do it that way. I'd rather set up an inexpensive electrolysis system using a battery charger and a plastic trash can.

@PaulsProTips

4 жыл бұрын

I used a more fiscally responsible solution too. Made a video about it. I would love your feedback if you take the time to check it out!

generally a gallon of that derusting liquid sells for more than $20 a gallon and there were more than 25 gallons used here, and although the stuff can be reused many times over, an engine de rust process cannot be done prior to a thorough degreasing and removal of oily residues. The latter means a hot tank, as done in machine shops, before the de-rust process, shown here, may be done. Is it worth it? Well there is at least $300-$400 of that liquid needed. If that liquid can be used to remove the rust from say, ten blocks, and considering the time of the shop to handle it is then not worth doing for less than at least $130-$150 extra for that step. again, is it worth it? Probably not to every guy having a rebuild on their hands. Think about it. Maybe it can be used on stuff more valuable than a used cheap block.

@Directory1

2 жыл бұрын

Thx

So, how long is the shelf life after it's been used? Is it a one time deal? I have several blocks that need 'sweat' rust taken off.

It is just vinegar.heavily acidic.

is it muriatic acid/Hydrochloric acid?

Hand falls off a week after the video😂

@kunleransom2959

3 жыл бұрын

😂🤣😂

Same effect as household vinager, only twenty times more expensive

ummm this could work for a rusted heater core or radiator rusted inside??? it could be nice if it works tbh

use vinegar it works

How about showing removing it from the tub and rinsing it off. Looks wet and rusty as the video ends. Any reason the mains were left bolted on?

@classicsrule8651

7 жыл бұрын

because every machine shop will scream at you if you leave the caps off. you will need a line boring to fix it if the caps aren't marked.

@Midnight_Rider96

6 жыл бұрын

Classics Rule mark them, but you can figure out where they go if they aren't marked

@bnetolldnataman

2 жыл бұрын

@@classicsrule8651 pretty sure sbc’s have cast #1,2,3,4 on the caps anyways. 🤷‍♂️

O My boss had a 396 big block dipped in our steel pickling process tanks years ago, minus the lube process, , totally clean, of course we did it for him, , ( graveyard shift)

I soak mine in Vinegar and Water and it does the same thing.

@llewvirtue861

5 жыл бұрын

You must get better vinegar than us

Vinegar mix with water is a lot cheaper

@llewvirtue861

5 жыл бұрын

If you have ten years, been there done that

either this guy left that engine block in a water to rust for the sake of the video or that block was buried in a car that was filled wih dirt

did you rebuild that block?

How much does Dr X cost? How do you dispose it properly? You could have used half the amount by flipping the block over.

@Kevinegan1

5 жыл бұрын

Don't do it that way. $400.00 to $500.00 for the DR.X Cleaner. There are many other, far less expensive, and better ways to clean a block shown in youbube.

Now you'll have rust free smooth hands. The wifey will be so jealous.

@imaouima

3 жыл бұрын

Hands so smooth, you won't need the wife anymore.

OR......use a diy electrolysis tank, save $400, great results.

@bearcat283

8 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I do...like new !!

@cemsengul16

5 жыл бұрын

Yep

@matthewrahner9734

4 жыл бұрын

Got a video of how you made yours seems like a great idea looking for insight on what all goes into it

where could I buy this stuff and will it work on a gsxr1100 motor

im trying to buy some but ive messaged the company and have had no reply i live in australia and cant get on to this stuff any ware and id really like to get some rust remover like this

@dreameagie

6 жыл бұрын

nathan patterson this stuff is bullshit don't waste your money. Vinegar and water will do the same thing and is cheaper. They're probably out of business

Chevy's are like Bic lighters. When they run out of fuel you buy a new one.

It will rust again later? Its that citric acid?

1:07 three men one cup

@clive1236

6 жыл бұрын

Gutorov Mike hahahaha

@dirkdiggler9082

4 жыл бұрын

Oh snap..

@Classickoolcars

5 ай бұрын

😱😱😱

But does it work for a 305

Where's the results?

Will this work for be a Ford

lemon acid

Wonder if coke would work just as good. Lol

Hi looks like good stuff when will we be getting it in the Uk 🇬🇧❓

Save the expense, just put a quart of vinegar and 16 oz. of Molasses fill with tub with distilled water and leave for two weeks. Remove engine block from solution and clean with high pressure cleaner. Will come out like new...WARNING be prepared for a very band stink from the solution but apart from that it will work just fine. I have been cleaning rust of car parts for 25 years doing this and it has always worked without damaging parts or rubber or any alloys etc

How much is 40 gallons that you used cost ?

That's crazy I wouldn't give that much for this when can go down to local rebuild shop and have them vat it for $25

@llewvirtue861

5 жыл бұрын

The thing is that you can then close up that tub and use the solution over and over and over

@steved8714

5 жыл бұрын

@@llewvirtue861 and after 15+ uses when it's filthy, it will have barely paid for itself and done a subpar job... There is zero benefit in this product when compared to the cost.

@johnflynn8733

3 жыл бұрын

Not every mechanic has access to a vat service or rebuild shop so this method is a good substitute

Your method does work but if I ever have a motor down to the bare block it's going to be tanked at the machine shop anyway. I don't know how much the 4-5 jugs of the Dr. X costs but I don't want to have to deal with that much contaminated chemical anyway. If I was still porting heads at home that might be more of a practical use.

Perfectly safe hey, how about biodegradable ?

I assume this product is 85% phosphoric acid? It's cheaper than a brand-name product. He didn't mention that the core plugs should have been removed. This allows the acid to get into all the coolant galleries. The temperature of the acid will affect the time it takes to work. The hotter the acid, the faster it will work. Another thing is the acid won't work if there is too much oil or grease on the block. The block needs thorough degreasing beforehand, preferably with a steam cleaner and/or a high pressure water cleaner with detergent. Finally, choosing a quality paint to protect the freshly cleaned surface is essential. Otherwise the rusty appearance will return within a day.

Still did not remove the rust. What about water jackets??

@johnflynn8733

3 жыл бұрын

Yes the water jacket is the main target to clean out. The rest is more cosmetic

Went to the website and it says it's 39.95 a gallon? 10% off 5 or more? Not trying to stir up any problems, but I'm pretty sure I can get the block, heads and components vatted at the engine rebuilders for less. Just saying.

I suggest using a block that isn't rusty in the first place. Did it come from a junk yard?

I don't see a brand new spanking engine block yet!

Is your product reusable? I actually do this exact thing with EvaporRust which is a waterbase product that won't even burn the skin. I bought the 5 gallon EvaporRust from Amazon for about 75. It is reusable as many times as it doesn't get too contaminated with oil from the engine block or other parts being derusted. But let's be honest, you guys had already treated that engine block and let it rust again for several weeks or a few months. All that rust on your block was surface rust, flash rust; so of course your product was going to seem like it works quick but I don't think any one bought that claim. I too had to dip parts in the EvaporRust after it got rusted again after several months. The rust came out quick because it was just surface rust. The secret to avoid rusting again after dipping the block on rust remover is to chemically etch the block or metal parts with the concrete and metal etcher made by Klean Strip. This will prevent flash rusting for a while but I also spray the block with epoxy primer from Valspar and then I top coat it with a single stage epoxy paint also from Valspar. I spray the etching chemical on the block continuously to keep the block wet 5 minutes then I wipe it dry with clean rags. The next day I pray the epoxy primer. The following day I use a 320 grit sand paper sponge from Sherwin Williams to lightly sand the epoxy primer. Then I topcoat it with the single stage epoxy paint. Obviously I tape up the areas that are not supposed to be painted. Finally I assemble the engine. So all my bolts, nuts, brass freeze plugs, etc., are all visible and are not painted like many of these rattle can painters paint their engines with that cheap high temperature primer and paints. To go through all the trouble of dipping an engine block on a rust removing liquid is a waste of time if that work is going to be followed up with rattle can primer and paint.

@PaulsProTips

4 жыл бұрын

I was feeling the same way as you. Did you happen to see my video on using only 5 gallons of evaporust to clean an old rusty block?

iv used it many times

50% vinagre e 50% agua

Oxalic acid is $10 for 1lb, few table spoons per gallon of water does same thing :-)

suferic acid concrete cleaner

Oh ya, It really came out like brand new... Yep, sure did...

PART 2?

Bake and shot blast is the way to go

can I do that to the engine block with the pistons still attached ????

@davidjohnson6588

6 жыл бұрын

no, the chemicals for the rust remover against the aluminum will cause a gas vapor plume and can kill you. but, unless they have made one specially for use with aluminum, pnly then you can , but other wise ...NO.

hcl muriaticacid and phosforicacid and acetic acid perfeckt ist to remove rust.

Anyone try vinegar?

Apple cider vinegar 4.00 a gallon with great results make that doctor your x

@llewvirtue861

5 жыл бұрын

Man all these vinegar suggestions, I must be getting shit vinegar, I have tried it many times, it takes about a week to even show a slight move, I can't wait that long

Only 40 a gallon

I'm good tooooo

I buy half gallon then I pay $45 total with taxs so too expensive then work fine in tiny rust not thick rust

They appearing to be using a large amount of "cleaner" that likely exceeds the cost of just buying a brand new block OR having the old part professionally cleaned and media blasted. There is a failure to understand basic Economics: these so called rust removers are made of very inexpensive ingredients but are marked up by exorbitant, indeed economically irrational, amounts. People do not realize they are over paying for these solutions. You are wasting your money.

"...washed my hands in the morning dew..."

No way that stuff cleans that mess in 15 min More like over night

Guys it's bull shit I used it it's no better then evapo-rust u can get at Auto zone I left heavily rusted tools in the solution for a week and a half tools that were rusted for a years and it did nothing

They should use a much larger container and pour in more of that rust remover until it covers the entire engine and the top surface of the engine is about 1 inch to 2 inches below the surface. If they have an ultrasonic beam generator then use it to transmit an ultrasonic bean into it to cause the rust remover to agitate and penetrate even deeper until one can see pits and deeper pits once it is cleaned and then ultrasonically rinsed and treated with a rust converter and then coated with fish oil to penetrate any remaining rust if there are any left. But the use of fish oil is just to play it safe.

So... Where is this brand spankin' new engine i kept hearing about?

At $40 a gallon they just put about $500 of that crap in there. Tholse jugs look like they're at least 3 gallons apiece. Probably cheaper to have the thing hot tanked.

I seriously thought this was gonna be an electrolysis tutorial or something. They just covered it in "solution." xD

It's called a shot blast cabinet....

phosphoric acid is cheaper. Old fashioned naval jelly and dilute it down

@hyzercreek

8 жыл бұрын

Samuel Mason It's called naval jelly

@hyzercreek

8 жыл бұрын

Ask what they use at NAPA when they clean heads. They should sell you some.

@jeffsmart563

8 жыл бұрын

+Samuel Mason Advanced Auto or Home Depot. Home Depot is cheaper

And the point of the video was??

That's just H3PO4. Phosphoric acid. Also known as concrete prep & etch sold at any big box hardware store by the gallon. LOL

@SassyMudTruckDegenerateDumbFk

6 жыл бұрын

Now, now. It does have a fancy label.

@samscreativefarm

5 жыл бұрын

Hey man it's called Dr expensive for a reason why pay $5 when you could pay $50

Nobody else saw that they lifted it by one of the main caps?!!?!?!?!!

@davidjohnson6588

6 жыл бұрын

you, i saw that. but no worries, the block used was a bad one...and for demonstration, only to show the product at work. empty block weighs next to nothing, but if the block had extra stuff on it, then it would be a concern.

It was apple cider vinegar.

A new block is cheaper than the solution

Probably could buy 3 new blocks for the price of all that solution they poured in there. Ummm I'm definitely not sold!

Idk what chemicals you got in this thing but I'm sure you don't want something that eats rust absorbed into your skin

ultrasonic machine...

or give it to some one with a vaper blaster for 5 minits and it will look the same

What an absolute waste of time and money and empty containers!

Why don't you rather take this video down? It's really doing more damage to your product exposure than good!

cocacola would do the same

@Magnethelm

8 жыл бұрын

+Toby Slave But these guys are from the US ! They also think kosher salt is special

@marvin666777

8 жыл бұрын

Christian H85 hate to break it to you pal, America is the best place on earth.

And.... his hand fell off days later. x'D

vinegar will do the same job but may take longer

@BashfulBones

7 жыл бұрын

EvendimataE when i was 12 i used coca cola to take rust off a 5 hp briggs and straton block for a gocart, let it soak for a day abd a half and used brillo pads to loosen it up before soaking and it came out looking pretty good

@EvendimataE

7 жыл бұрын

yes there are lots of videos showing coca cola works....now its a matter of which is cheaper ....coca cola or vinegar.....actually i tried using lemon juice and it worked too....lemon is free if you have a tree but if you are going to buy it, it will be expensive

@llewvirtue861

5 жыл бұрын

It takes a lot longer, time is money

the block went through a lot before this stage. One thing they forgot is to remove the water jacket 1/4" pipe threaded plugs on each side of the block. Too much salesmanship and obvious hesitation on apart of the dad and son (shop operators) in reciting what appears to be their predetermined lines.

That $500 of chemicals.

just sent it out for a few bucks.

BS......too expensive per gallon to do that.

Kercene

dude on right looks like freddy roach"s twin bro. tf!!

I noticed through out all the comments the people promoting this shit are not trying to defend there product. If you believe in what you do you defined it outher wise your a scam artist and you get called out on your bullshit

Its just diluted muratic acid

Cool shit I can buy this