Battery accident!!
I bought a battery last summer, Group 27 deep cycle. I just found out that it tipped over and spilled the electrolyte. Most of the acid is gone. I have no idea of the state of the left over acid, e...
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As others have said, I would just get another battery. You can try to revive it, but since air has gotten to the plates then you'll have instant sulfation. You'll never be able to get the full capacity back. Some claim that you can desulfate a battery by running varying degrees of current through them, but I'm not completely convinced. Replacing the battery would be an easy way to get back your full capacity.
