Removing Surface Rust from iron

Jan 06, 2005 23 Replies

Both of em beat sticking your arm in a wood chipper too..but it doesnt mean any of the three are good to do...

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Try again, Larry... I'm having some issues with my upgraded firewall software... it works TOO good. I can log on here, but I'm not sure that is representative of trying from the outside.

If you still can't get on, let me know and I'll do some heavy duty troubleshooting...

On Sat, 08 Jan 2005 19:25:20 -0500, Gene Kearns calmly ranted:

OK, it comes up fine now. So, when are you going to PAINT that thing? ;) Nice work, BTW.

(No, I could never be a Navy man. I hate gray.)

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For parts that can be taken off and soaked in a bucket, I like to mix a dilute solution of muriatic acid and water. You can get the acid in the pool section of home improvement centers. Naval Jelly works good, for accessible surfaces, but for corners and places not too accessible, i use a moto tool and wire brush. WD 40 is a lubricant, not as good as a rust remover as Aerokroil from Kano labs which is a penetrant and really busts rust up.

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