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Preventing Rust in Tool Box

By Michael
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Date: 03/28/2001 Topic: Old Categories > Repair  
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Placing a piece of chalk in your tool box to prevent rust. It attracts moisture.
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By brentnz (Guest Post)
If the rust is removed by sanding or wire brush and then treated with vinegar and then rinsed dried and then painted with rust proof paint or fisholene would prevent further rust. brentnz

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