metal outdoor furniture
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07-24-01, 05:46 AM
I have a metal table and chairs that have rusted a little. It has the original paint that it had over 50 years ago. What would be the best product to use to take off the rust and the white paint?
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07-24-01, 04:38 PM
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If (with the exception of the rusted spots) the paint is in reasonably good shape you don't need to remove it - just sand and repaint with a good lexterior enamel. I'd use Krylon or a similar product in aerosol - it's a lot easier to get a streak free finish.
As foo rthe rust, your local hardware store or home center should stock a product called naval jelly. It's excellent for removing rust from metal.
Handle with care - the active ingredient is phosphoric acid.
As foo rthe rust, your local hardware store or home center should stock a product called naval jelly. It's excellent for removing rust from metal.
Handle with care - the active ingredient is phosphoric acid.
