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I have the same thing happen to my sportchek irons.Originally Posted by t_ginuwine
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Dec 27th, 2005 03:43 PM #1Sr. Member
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HOW TO: Rust off Iron Plates(weights)
I bought these at walmart. Total crap, little bit of water on them and they totally rusted. What stuff out there that can get rid of em?
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Dec 27th, 2005 03:53 PM #3Deal Addict
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wipe them down with some wd-40, I wouldn't do the handles cause it could be a bit slippery
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Dec 27th, 2005 06:17 PM #4Deal Fanatic
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sand the rust off, then spray with protectant/sealer
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steel wool (bulldog) should do the trick. . .
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Dec 27th, 2005 08:13 PM #6Deal Addict
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Originally Posted by jollyeskimo
tremclad enamel paint is cheap (~4-8$).
sanding paper and sanding handle should cost 10-15$ and is something you'll always need... Reply With Quote
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Dec 31st, 2005 12:11 AM #7Deal Fanatic
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Wire brush, steel wool, lacquer thinner to clean them up (*use gloves*) then a rust paint of some sort. I'd have a rack or something setup, do one side at a time, take your time and they should turn out great. Lots of light coats.
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