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Cleaning Old Tools |
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Would like to know how to clean old tools. Some are rusty but most are in good condition. They have been stored for some time and not used. Pliers, Wrenches, etc.
Dee
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RE: Cleaning Old Tools
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Post By mark etchell (Guest Post)
(10/01/2007)
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Try WD40--Great for rust
RE: Cleaning Old Tools
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Post By rustyreks (Guest Post)
(05/24/2007)
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Black strap mollasas a 9 parts water to one of mollasas will eat rust right away after a week clean tools down with water and scrub down the tools to remove loose rust and throw back in if still rusty dont put alloys in the brew as the mollasas will eat it away after washing down and rust is gone stray with wd40 to keep the rust away works well the other method is electrolysis check out the web lots of links rustyreks nz
RE: Cleaning Old Tools
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Post By Kay Alina (Guest Post)
(07/10/2005)
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Try Pepsi.
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