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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: mightynimrod on October 22, 2006, 06:34 PM
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Hi ya fellas,
Whats the best way of removing surface rust from chrome so it doesn't damage the plating????
Cheers
Steve
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lots here will tell you oxacylic acid.
if its only fine surface rust tho, just use 0000 gauge wire wool and a decent metal polish.
Dave
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lots here will tell you oxacylic acid.
if its only fine surface rust tho, just use 0000 gauge wire wool and a decent metal polish.
Dave
Nice one Dave, where would i get the acid from (if i needed it) ??
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autosol will shift surface rust too with some elbow grease ;)
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lots here will tell you oxacylic acid.
if its only fine surface rust tho, just use 0000 gauge wire wool and a decent metal polish.
Dave
Nice one Dave, where would i get the acid from (if i needed it) ??
believe it or not modern common rust remover is very good, but raw oxacylic acid can be got a most home stores in the form of decking cleaner/wood bleach
Dave
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lots here will tell you oxacylic acid.
if its only fine surface rust tho, just use 0000 gauge wire wool and a decent metal polish.
Dave
Nice one Dave, where would i get the acid from (if i needed it) ??
believe it or not modern common rust remover is very good, but raw oxacylic acid can be got a most home stores in the form of decking cleaner/wood bleach
Dave
Cheers Dave :daumenhoch:
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I read foil is also good at cleaning, whether or not I'm not sure.