Rust spots caused by exposed rebar can cause spalling to the gunite structure. This is usually caused by cracked marcite or diamond brite surface that is allowing water and air to reach the redar and/or expansion wire. In order to repair this type of damage we always recommend to cut through the pool surface and expose the rusted steel. Cutting away of all rust and then re-sealing the good portions must be done to keep this frome re-occuring. After the rust has been removed the repair can be re-plastered. One should be very careful when repairing any pool. There are many products out there that claim they will seal off any pool surface. these products only patch the surface, they do not repair the damaged steel. Without proper removal of the damage rusted steel major structural damage can occure. Patching over rusted steel in like placing a band-aid over a cut that needs stiches...
Rebar spalling can be identified by observing cracks or flaking in concrete surfaces, often accompanied by rust stains or discoloration. You may notice areas where the concrete has broken away, exposing the underlying rebar. Additionally, a tapping sound when hitting the affected area can indicate delamination. Regular inspections, especially after severe weather or seismic events, can help in early detection.
the best way to stop surface rust is to sand the spot of rust off and then spray it with some primer to keep the rust from coming back
You can purchase a kit to fix a rust spot on your vehicle from an auto parts store. You can either buy it individually or in the kit. You have to remove the rust spot by sanding it away. Be sure to cover the spot with a primer to protect the spot from becoming rusty again.
You can repair a rust spot in a microwave by sanding away the rust, applying a rust converter or primer specifically designed for appliances, and then painting over the area with microwave-safe paint. Be sure to follow all instructions carefully and allow proper drying time before using the microwave again.
If its just small spots of rust, I use a scouring pad (usually metal) whcih removes the rust spot quite nicely without harming the finish of the cutlery.
Oxidation
Because welds, if done correctly, can be stronger than the metal itself, and rust is caused by oxidation, a chemical reaction between oxygen and the metal, therefore the glue may not bond well. So, a weld would be the way to go due to its overall ability to hold the metal together for long periods of time with amazing strength.
a mellanoma
rain stain
A lentigo is a small, flat, pigmented spot on the skin. It is often referred to as a sun spot or liver spot and is typically benign. Lentigines are commonly found in areas of the skin that have been exposed to the sun.
A white fuzzy spot on a fish could be caused by a fungal infection.
No Sentinal Prime killed him and he rust to nothing on the spot.