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Bill M · 9th February 2007, 06:05 PM

http://www.theruststore.com/Evapo-Rust-C21.aspx

I am using this with great success on some less-than-fine pieces. The problem, as with all chemical rust removers is that it leave the metal a bit grey and then you need to lightly sand.

It also may clean too deep and get into the patina, but if you soak a short time and then wpie, you can control that.

It also shows hardened metal as much darker. Not a substitute for vinegar, lime, lemon, etc.

I made a good sword "soak tank" by capping one end of a three foot piece of PVC pipe and hanging it vertically.

I like WD-40 and 400 grit to begin with. Watch your fingers, especially with these bloodthirsty Moro weapons!

9th February 2007, 06:05 PM	#24
Bill M Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: USA Georgia Posts: 1,599	http://www.theruststore.com/Evapo-Rust-C21.aspx I am using this with great success on some less-than-fine pieces. The problem, as with all chemical rust removers is that it leave the metal a bit grey and then you need to lightly sand. It also may clean too deep and get into the patina, but if you soak a short time and then wpie, you can control that. It also shows hardened metal as much darker. Not a substitute for vinegar, lime, lemon, etc. I made a good sword "soak tank" by capping one end of a three foot piece of PVC pipe and hanging it vertically. I like WD-40 and 400 grit to begin with. Watch your fingers, especially with these bloodthirsty Moro weapons!