Removing rust from garden tools
#1
03-29-04, 02:34 PM
Removing rust from garden tools
What is the best thing to use for removing rust from garden tools?
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03-29-04, 02:46 PM
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Hello: earky
Best thing I have ever found and used is a wire wheel on a bench grinder or table top belt sander. If those power tools are not in your shop or garage, a hand held wire brush or sand paper can be used, just takes long and requires more physical work.
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Best thing I have ever found and used is a wire wheel on a bench grinder or table top belt sander. If those power tools are not in your shop or garage, a hand held wire brush or sand paper can be used, just takes long and requires more physical work.
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#3
03-29-04, 05:01 PM
earky:
In addition to what Sharp Advice offered, a wire wheel in a drill would work ok.
A quick buffing with a wire wheel and some rust paint and they will look near new.
Just make sure you use eye protection.
In addition to what Sharp Advice offered, a wire wheel in a drill would work ok.
A quick buffing with a wire wheel and some rust paint and they will look near new.
Just make sure you use eye protection.
#5
06-20-04, 08:39 AM
Originally Posted by DaveV
After you get them clean, prevent rust from building up again. Clean most of the dirt off your tools then plunge them in a bucket of sand/motor oil mixture.
