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20/06/2013 11:40:41

Author Topic: What is the best way to remove or treat rust?  (Read 229009 times)

billnyegoboom

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  • Reply #25 on: 10/04/2012 19:41:02
rust is iron-oxide, if im not mistaken.  Im not that good with chemical reactions, but i think that if you drown it in vinegar for maybe 10 minutes, than scrape the rust off, it should go away.

Anybody to correct the ameture?

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Yes you are right about iron oxide , rust is (III)Fe2O3

GeorgeHilbert

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  • Reply #26 on: 14/06/2012 16:43:27
Very useful set of recommendations and cautions. Thanks to all.

nibaru

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  • Reply #27 on: 01/07/2012 12:16:49
I have always admired the following company:

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Can anybody make suggestions as to what they may be using? I have seen their work and it appears excellent. I would have used them a couple of years ago, but they didn't offer any kind of warranty on their work, which I couldn't quite understand. They are far from cheap and not to offer warranty at them prices, I couldn't go with.
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