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Removing Rust From Chrome

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Date: 11/03/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Rust | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do you clean rust off chrome?

By Christie from Kona, HI

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By lyndagayle62 (258) Profile Blog! Contact
Try rust remover for clothing in the smaller bright orange plastic bottle, letting it stay on the rusted area for about ten minutes, wiping, not rinsing, to see if it removed it. If so, Then rinse with cold water. If not, try CLR. Good luck and God bless you. : )

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By dwmoar (15) Profile Contact
There is a product called Navel Jelly. Just apply to the rusted area, let set, and then rinse away.

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By kffrmw88 (776) Profile Blog! Contact
Try vinegar it should work, good luck.

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By LULUbobo (8) Contact
I have found that fine steel wool works great, if it a try and see what happens. It work for me.

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To remove rust spots from chrome car bumpers rub with a crumpled-up piece of Reynolds wrap foil dipped in Coca-Cola.

By Connie A.

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Removing Rust From Chrome

Here's an incredibly easy and cheap way to take care of all your worries. Wrap aluminum foil around your finger, shiny side out, and rub until the rust disappears. Then wipe the surface with a damp cloth. Problem solved! Hope this helps you. (09/07/2005)

By ThriftyFun

RE: Removing Rust From Chrome

I have an old bicycle that was covered in rust. Before attempting anything else, I tried this trick because it was simple a cheap. Worked like a charm!

The bike looked great afterward, and I was able to salvage the handle bars and fenders, which is why I wanted the bicycle in the first place. Finish with chrome cleaner/polish to bring out the shine! (05/10/2008)

By Jeanine

RE: Removing Rust From Chrome

I thought you were crazy with the suggestion but was at my wits end. I had tried everything in my house to get the handlebars of an antique kid's riding toy clean for my one year old grandson. Tried it and it worked like a charm. Thank you, thank you! (02/07/2009)

By Tom D.

RE: Removing Rust From Chrome

Thank you! I just tried this and have removed the rust spots on the chrome bumper of my car. Had I not found this trick I'd have gone out and bought some expensive cream that probably wouldn't have worked. Bumper now looks as good as new. Brilliant! (04/06/2009)

By moomin

RE: Removing Rust From Chrome

Since I moved south, I had a lot of rust on my motorcycle. I tried WD-40, CLR, and they removed little rust. Good old coca-cola worked like a charm! Thanks for the tip! (09/04/2009)

By cot62

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