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Steel wool works really well.
Remove the rust - There are numerous chemical cleaners such as petrolium jelly. There is the 'Navy way,' which is physically removing the rust with brushes, chippers and sand blasting. Clean the surface - Remove all oil, old paint and debris. Prime the surface - There are primers such as Red Lead or Chromium which are designed to bond with the metal and prevent moisture from getting on it and re-rusting. Paint away!
There is a product that is called Naval Jelly, made by Permatex, that is designed to dissolve rust. It was used on navy ships to combat rusting and used extensively before any repainting was to be done.
muriatic acid- - - - -phosphoric acid is very commonly used. It can be had as a paste called "Naval Jelly."
Oranges and other acidic fruit like lemon have acids in them that will rust the metal
Naval Jelly.
used in WWII to remove rust from ships superstructures, but used prior to WWII. The name was used in WWII and that's how it stuck.
Birchwood Casey makes a chemical that removes bluing. In addition, Naval Jelly, a popular rust remover, will also remove gun bluing. (Bluing is a form of rust) Be certain that you are dealing with blued steel, and not anodized aluminum. A magnet will not stick to aluminum, but both the Birchwood Casey product and Naval Jelly will corrode aluminum alloy very quickly.
Believe it or not, the best way to remove rust without purchasing Naval Jelly, is to mix some water into molasses, apply the result to the tool, and let it sit a day or two. The results are astonishing. The rusted item must be free of grease and oil.
Steel wool works really well.
Rust can be removed by several methods, but the commercial "Navel Jelly" is a good choice.
Remove the rust - There are numerous chemical cleaners such as petrolium jelly. There is the 'Navy way,' which is physically removing the rust with brushes, chippers and sand blasting. Clean the surface - Remove all oil, old paint and debris. Prime the surface - There are primers such as Red Lead or Chromium which are designed to bond with the metal and prevent moisture from getting on it and re-rusting. Paint away!
There is a product that is called Naval Jelly, made by Permatex, that is designed to dissolve rust. It was used on navy ships to combat rusting and used extensively before any repainting was to be done.
You can remove rust from your car by masking off the areas affected. Then use a sanding tool to remove the rust...usually down to solid metal if there is any, if not it will need to be patched. Always remember to wear safety glasses and gloves.
Are you sure it's the dryer that is causing the rust stains? Perhaps you rubbed against something rusty. In any case, a little Naval Jelly should take care of the rust stains on your clothes.
It reacts with Iron Oxide
Navel Jelly, available at any hardware store, or good old steel wool and elbow grease.