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The power of vinegar!
Read about using vinegar for rust removal on another forum. I had some old tools that were underwater in my old shop when it got flooded (at least 2 feet of water). They have been sitting around for around 4-5 years untouched. Soaked them for 5 days, scrubbing them with a scotch-brite pad every few days.
Do you use full strength?
Gabriel
Yep...just plain white (Wally World brand) vinegar. It's cheap.
What he said.Originally Posted by Treibenschnell
How are you gonna schlep those on Antique Roadshow now?
BTDT... don't leave them in too long.
Don't use cheap aluminum pans either! Vinegar is also a good way to remove odors, but I set some on my granite-topped coffee table and it ate through the pan and etched the granite!
It also works as a great substitute for Round-Up, cleans mold and mildew off your masonry and out of your bowels.
lowers your blood sugar too.
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I have some old body shaping dolly's from my grandfather that are rusty I may have to try this trick
Muratic acid is much quicker.
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