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Re: jeep battery acid & cement floor
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Posted by KM on July 17, 2005 at 16:47:47:

In Reply to: Posted by on July 17, 2005 at 07:09:03:

Coke is an acid, it PH is less than 7 (I believe about 3 or so). you must use a base to netralize the acid, so the best route is the suggestion to use baking soda and water, but I wouldn't feel bad about using two to three times the original suggestion.


I always heard Coke will clean up battery terminals. For about 50 cents a can you could try a little and drink the rest if it don't.

: Also Muratic Acid will clean concrete, but make sure you use some protective gloves and eye protection.

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: : Due to sloppynes, I have battery acid residue on my garage cement floor when I was doing work on my 2a. What & how does one neutralize battery acid on cement floors?

: : It's like a white fungus or salt crystals.

: : Thanks for the tips-----R.



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