Soaking rusted iron in phosphoric acid will clean the rust right off and leave a bright shiny metal behind. You can get it at lowe's, usually sold as rust remover or something like that. Look on the bottle to see if it has phosphoric acid.
It converts the rust into iron phosphate, which can then be cleaned off.
Soaking rusted iron in phosphoric acid will clean the rust right off and leave a bright shiny metal behind. You can get it at lowe's, usually sold as rust remover or something like that. Look on the bottle to see if it has phosphoric acid.
It converts the rust into iron phosphate, which can then be cleaned off.
Unfortunately, these screws are blued. WD-40 is gentle enough to leave the bluing while taking off the major surface rust.
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Looks like he saw the steel end of the boot one time too many.
This gave me a good laugh.
It converts the rust into iron phosphate, which can then be cleaned off.
Unfortunately, these screws are blued. WD-40 is gentle enough to leave the bluing while taking off the major surface rust.
Not a bad idea actually. How much is a jar of naval jelly?