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Coil cleaning w/o sand paper and muradic acid... Joseph 07-27-2007
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Posted by Joseph on July 27, 2007, 10:58 pm

Have recently seen some condenser coils that have been painted directly
and/or hit with over spray. Any way of
cleaning the paint off of finned coils? Undecided on what to try next as the
condenser cleaners have not worked. Was
thinking of looking for some kind of graffiti remover.

Joseph




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Posted by Bill on July 28, 2007, 2:20 am

> Have recently seen some condenser coils that have been painted directly
> and/or hit with over spray. Any way of
> cleaning the paint off of finned coils? Undecided on what to try next as the
> condenser cleaners have not worked. Was
> thinking of looking for some kind of graffiti remover.
>
> Joseph

Carbonex will eat it off. :-)

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Posted by Tony on July 28, 2007, 12:33 pm
Or you sure that is paint and not the OEM coating
because I have came across some coils that are coated
Tony

>
> Have recently seen some condenser coils that have been painted
> directly and/or hit with over spray. Any way of
> cleaning the paint off of finned coils? Undecided on what to try next as
> the condenser cleaners have not worked. Was
> thinking of looking for some kind of graffiti remover.
>
> Joseph
>
>
>



Posted by Bill on July 28, 2007, 1:58 pm
wrote:

> Or you sure that is paint and not the OEM coating
> because I have came across some coils that are coated
> Tony

Which of the five evaporator coatings would that be? And he said
condenser not evaporator coils.

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Posted by Tony on July 28, 2007, 7:00 pm
I suggest that you open you eyes some would help

> wrote:
>
>> Or you sure that is paint and not the OEM coating
>> because I have came across some coils that are coated
>> Tony
>
> Which of the five evaporator coatings would that be? And he said
> condenser not evaporator coils.
>
> --
> http://michellemalkin.com/



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