Rust on chrome
fender1
01-12-2005, 08:01 AM
How do you get rid of rust on chrome? I have a chrome grille/brush guard and I would like to remove the ugly rust forming in two spots.
Thank you
Thank you
chadm_88
01-12-2005, 09:48 PM
they make some chrome polishes with rust remover which work quite nicely if the rust isnt too bad. Also use like #0000 steel wool to help work it out. that shouldnt scratch it.
Anthony Orosco
01-12-2005, 10:58 PM
How do you get rid of rust on chrome? I have a chrome grille/brush guard and I would like to remove the ugly rust forming in two spots.
Thank you
Take some corn starch, sprinkle it on your chrome and then take a sliced lemon and go over it. Safer than steel wool and works great.
If, after a few attempts, the rust won't budge then try some steel wool.
Anthony
Thank you
Take some corn starch, sprinkle it on your chrome and then take a sliced lemon and go over it. Safer than steel wool and works great.
If, after a few attempts, the rust won't budge then try some steel wool.
Anthony
fender1
01-13-2005, 08:00 AM
Thanks guys.
Chadm 88, any particular product you have used in the past that works well?
Anthony, thanks, I will give the corn starch & lemon a try, how did you find that out?
Chadm 88, any particular product you have used in the past that works well?
Anthony, thanks, I will give the corn starch & lemon a try, how did you find that out?
solaris=amazing
01-14-2005, 12:32 PM
You want chrome to really jump out at you, put on NuFinish, it protects the chrome and removes surface rust.
chadm_88
01-14-2005, 04:32 PM
I use turtle wax chrome polish and rust remover, works great unless the rust is really deep
Anthony Orosco
01-14-2005, 09:38 PM
Thanks guys.
Chadm 88, any particular product you have used in the past that works well?
Anthony, thanks, I will give the corn starch & lemon a try, how did you find that out?
Lemon, or better yet, citrus juice in general, is acidic and is a great cleaner. The corn starch acts as a mild abrasive.
It works well and should work on your problem, unless it's really bad rust.
Anthony
Chadm 88, any particular product you have used in the past that works well?
Anthony, thanks, I will give the corn starch & lemon a try, how did you find that out?
Lemon, or better yet, citrus juice in general, is acidic and is a great cleaner. The corn starch acts as a mild abrasive.
It works well and should work on your problem, unless it's really bad rust.
Anthony
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