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How to Remove Rust Faster?
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Rorschach A lot of dark matter came off, leaving stains. Should I dry and use sandpaper again or straight into bicarbonate soda it goes?
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Those dark stains are the rust that has been converted by the treatment. A quick rinse with bicarb and then a good scrub with WD40 (scouring pad ideally) should clean it up nicely.
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Believe it or not you can also get "wet and Dry" sandpaper.
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I guess I can always put paper under tap water and dry it but I thought there's a special kind of paper...Someone-Else wrote: ↑Wed Dec 08, 2021 12:30 pm Believe it or not you can also get "wet and Dry" sandpaper.
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Rorschach After two cycles of overnight citric acid and baking soda finale I think it will take a few weeks to bring USSR ruler back and make it great again using 800 grit sandpaper. Unless I want to go that route maybe I should use a fine file tool to speed things up? Although a nice polished ruler would be something Golumn would buy.
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............all the TIME and effort, you can buy a new one for £11
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You will never find USSR made stainless steel ruler.Someone-Else wrote: ↑Fri Dec 10, 2021 4:22 pm ............all the TIME and effort, you can buy a new one for £11
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Yes I will, there is a set of 3 on ebay
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