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Everyone who has ever worked on the wiring of an older boat has
encountered a connection coated with green grunge that needs to be cleaned up and/or re-terminated. I just found a link to an interesting tip that sounds just like what is needed: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-perfectly-clean-wires-in-minutes/ It uses household chemicals like salt, vinegar and baking soda; and is said to act in minutes. In the comments section someone also mentioned using ferrous sulphate solution, (the one used to etch Printed Circuit Boards). I think that was available at Radio Shack at one time but I'll try the salt and vinegar recipe first. |
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