Look at Walmart in the drain cleaner section.
On 01/31/2012 11:02 AM, Kerry Wentworth wrote:
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> Sulfuric acid should be available at (most) any auto supply store. I
> got some at Autozone a while back, for anodizing aluminum.
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> Kerry
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> Bob Butcher wrote:
> > Sulfuric acid is battery acid, and should be readily available. I
> even purchased some from a pool supply store once for use in reducing
> pH in swimming pools. Be aware that Muriatic acid (hydrochloric acid)
> is more commonly used for this purpose. You might be able to purchase
> from a scientific supply store if you have one in your area. I was
> able to buy Nitric acid from such a store in Denver, and I think they
> would have Sulphiric acid as well. Another possible source would be
> local metal plating shops.
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