rust remover

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cattaraugus57
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rust remover

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Sometimes I use Evaporust,available online or from Garbage freight(harbor freight).
I have had some good results, some just ok but any rust you remove is good eh?
Doesn't hurt the handles but you'll have to clean it off and give it some metal polish after.

good luck

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Re: rust remover

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Good to know. Has anyone ever tried CLR? i havent but I am curious.
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Re: rust remover

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I have used Engine Bright with good results!
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