RUST REMOVAL

No matter how well maintained your metal properties are, rust will still find its way on their surfaces. The good thing is, rust is removable. There are various methods and techniques involves in removing rust from your precious metals instead of disposing them and unnecessarily buying new ones. Rust is inevitable because if you put your metal properties in the open, oxygen and moisture will be present. And the combination of these two elements on the surface of your metal causes it to rust. With our special rust removal techniques, your metal will be as good as new again.

Home Remedies for Rust Removal

With few items from kitchen, you will be able to remove rust from your metal on your won. All you need are baking soda and water or lemon, lime and salt or white vinegar, or potato and dish soup or soda or steel wool or sandpaper. Baking soda and water is the most used home remedy for virtually all household items. It is a highly effective remedy for rust removal. Make a paste using baking soda and water and apply it all over the rusted surface and then scrub it off using a brush. For lemon, lime and salt, you can decide to use either lime or lemon, sprinkle salt on the rusted area, and squeeze lime or lemon over it. Leave it for an hour and then rub the area with a lime or lemon rind to remove the rust. There are other chemicals and methods that can be used to remove rust from metal if you are not comfortable with the home remedies listed.

Abrasive Buff Wheels

This is a quick and effective method of rust removal. One of the major [things to consider is your safety. Ensure that you have your protective gear on before starting the process. Once you have your protective gear on, attach a brown abrasive buff wheel into a rotary at 7000rpm, move the abrasive over the metal and get the rust off immediately. This method will remove the rust but won’t make the item look glossy unless you polish it.