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Refinishing metal arcade game parts - Part II

Refinishing metal arcade game parts - Part II
In this instructable I show you how I cleaned up bolts that went on my Centuri Tunnel Hunt.  The game was stored in a barn for a number of years, and many of the parts on it were horribly rusted during its stay.

In this initial photo you can see just how rusted the bolt is. 

 
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Step 1Remove that rust!

Remove that rust!
In this step I'm using electrolysis to convert/remove the rust that's on the bolt.  For more on this process, see my Instructable, Refinishing Metal Arcade Game Parts, Part I.  I picked up some scrap sheet metal to use as my sacrificial pieces from a sheet metal fabricator.  An arcade game power supply supplies the current.
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