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Old 02-09-2008, 09:06 PM
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Keeping stainless clean

I have these stainless steel bed rails on my truck and they are hard to keep clean. It seems like they get a little surface rust on them that will come off with a lot of rubbing but I was wondering if anyone had any tips for polishing stainless steel and keeping it clean. Thanks.

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Re: Keeping stainless clean

stainless steel is ususally not considered "rust", keep it dry always..howwever if it already rust, you have to rub it off or it will get worse
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Re: Keeping stainless clean

Please check the date of th elast post in the thread and avoid replying if the date is older than 3 months from the current date.
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